I'm trying to troubleshoot a report that contains 3 groups of subreports - a, b and c; PLEASE stick with me even though this is in and of itself nothing but masochistic. Each group contains 2 subreports. We're playing with Crystal 9.0 resting comfortably on a SQL database through ODBC. Groups b and c are suppressed at the group header level with formulas resembling the following (the precise naming is at this point irrelevant):
{table.field} <= value
and conversely,
{table.field} > value
The conditions are pretty straight forward, and every record hits one condition or the other. The report is organized with group a at the top, then b, and then c. No matter what, group b never suppresses, such that when the condition applicable to group c is met, we get blank reports.
Please forgive me for not being more specific, but there's really not much more to say about this - the suppression just is not working at all as its intended. Can anyone please make a suggestion or two about what might be going on here? The suppression is set at the group header level - should it be set elsewhere? Do I need to somehow specify that the data for the condition needs to be addressed at the single record level?
Thanks in advance for sharing the pain.
{table.field} <= value
and conversely,
{table.field} > value
The conditions are pretty straight forward, and every record hits one condition or the other. The report is organized with group a at the top, then b, and then c. No matter what, group b never suppresses, such that when the condition applicable to group c is met, we get blank reports.
Please forgive me for not being more specific, but there's really not much more to say about this - the suppression just is not working at all as its intended. Can anyone please make a suggestion or two about what might be going on here? The suppression is set at the group header level - should it be set elsewhere? Do I need to somehow specify that the data for the condition needs to be addressed at the single record level?
Thanks in advance for sharing the pain.