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Suppress Section in Crystal Reports using VB

Asked by Jon410 in Business Objects, Crystal Reports Software, Visual Basic Programming

Tags: crystal reports, crystal, vb, suppress

I have a report that contains a group header, a bunch of detail sections consisting of subreports, and a group footer. In the group footer is a formula field named "Balance". The value of this field depends on the results of the subreports contained in the detail sections. What I need to do is to suppress the entire iteration (ie the group header, details, and footer) if this number is 0. The problem that I've encountered is that the balance is not calculated until after the subreports have run. As such, I figure the only way that I will be able to do this is to create a formula field in a group footer section below the balance field with an instruction in VB that conditionally hides the above group footer, detail sections, and the group header.

In short, how do you use VB code to conditionally suppress a section based on the value of a formula field?

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Suppress Section in Crystal Reports using VB

Asked by Jon410 in Business Objects, Crystal Reports Software, Visual Basic Programming

Tags: crystal reports, crystal, vb, suppress

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