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Suppress TextBox Object

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FJR

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Nov 8, 2000
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US
Not sure this is possible...but it seems so easy but doesn't work!! I've added a formula field to my detail section, called it recno.

The recno formula is -> Round(RecordNumber,0)

I've added another TextBox to the detail section and I want to suppress the TextBox based on the recno value. So in the Suppress formula I have ->

If {@recno} <> 7 Then
false
Else If {@recno} <> 8 Then
false
Else If {@recno} <> 12 Then
false
Else
true

They all display!! Can anyone help? Thanks in advance...ugh!!
 
I'd do it as a boolian. Create a formula field:
Code:
{@recno} in [7, 8, 12]
Put this beside the data, to check it works OK. Then invoke it to suppress. If you'd called it @BadText, then you'd say not @BadText to suppress eveything that had a value other than 7, 8 or 12. (I'm not clear which way round you wanted it: to show only 7/8/12 would be @BadText

PS. It helps to give your Crystal version - 8, 8.5, 9, 10, 11 or whatever. Methods sometimes change between versions, and higher versions have extra options.

[yinyang] Madawc Williams (East Anglia, UK). Using Windows XP & Crystal 10 [yinyang]
 
Dump the round formula, it is not needed.

Try this:

If Recordnumber in [7,8,12] then false else true

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THANKS dgillz and Madawc!!!!!! THAT WORKED!!!
 
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