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Sorry, don't know what you mean?
Ken Hamady
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Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal
Ken Hamady
Crystal Reports Training and a
Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal
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Like in EXCELL you have the option to copy info per row and if you paste it your info it is colum wise not row wise annymore like this.
info appears like this row sequense
1 jan
2 piet
3 gert
4 hennie
5 koos
6 graig
after transpose proses info should appear like this colum sequense
a b c d e f
jan piet gert hennie koos graig
if not clear enougt please suply me wit tel no and I will phone please.
info appears like this row sequense
1 jan
2 piet
3 gert
4 hennie
5 koos
6 graig
after transpose proses info should appear like this colum sequense
a b c d e f
jan piet gert hennie koos graig
if not clear enougt please suply me wit tel no and I will phone please.
Crystal doesn't have the exact feature but you could use a cross tab to come pretty close.
Place the numeric as the column field.
Don't put in a row field.
Place the text as the summarized field and change the summary operation to Maximum.
Cross-tabs can be per group or per report depending on which section you put them in. Ken Hamady
Crystal Reports Training and a
Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal
Place the numeric as the column field.
Don't put in a row field.
Place the text as the summarized field and change the summary operation to Maximum.
Cross-tabs can be per group or per report depending on which section you put them in. Ken Hamady
Crystal Reports Training and a
Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal
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