Select Case Formula 2

[mmt4331]

Please look at the following code done in Crystal Syntax:

Global NumberVar One;
Global NumberVar Two;
Global NumberVar Three;
Global NumberVar Four;
Global NumberVar Five;
Global NumberVar fyi;

Select {TurnOverV2.Severity}
Case "1":
One := One + 1

Case "2":
Two := Two + 1

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How do I get variables One and Two to print out?


mark

 

[Nuffsaid]

Hey There,

Simply create a formula such as @showvar1 which simply declares the variable, i.e. global numbervar one, and then drop @showvar1 on the report.

Hope this helps..

Nuffsaid

 

[mbarron]

If you want it to print using the same formula, just add it to the end of the formula (the stuff in bold). The numbers will be display using the system default format.

Select {TurnOverV2.Severity}
Case "1":
One := One + 1

Case "2":
Two := Two + 1;
One & " " & Two
Mike

 

[kenhamady]

Wow. I can't believe that I missed that.
You can concatenate numerics in Crystal syntax by using the ampersand.

But if you need to control the format of the numeric you can also use the alternative:

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