SpiderFlight
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I'd like to print the source data file name(s) on a report I'm printing. Does anyone have a solution to this? I saw the question asked a couple years ago put there wasn't a solution attached.
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How do you print the source data file name on a report?
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I know of know wayto do this, but if you export your report, and pick "report definition" for the export format, you get a nice .tct fiel that shows you this info along with other stuff like formulas, grouping, etc.
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chelseatech
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Use a text object and type the value in manually.
When you change the Data source, change the text object.
CR doesn't seem to have any way to automatically display the Datasource as a Cr object.
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When you change the Data source, change the text object.
CR doesn't seem to have any way to automatically display the Datasource as a Cr object.
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