The record structure consists of the following columns :
x1,x2,x3,x4 and all are of String type.
The first 2 characters of all these columns contitute to a column in the report. for example substr(x1,1,2),substr(x2,1
I am passing the recordset to the crystal reports for the columns x1,x2,x3,x4....
How am I going to assign these values to the column in the report.
Columns in the reports are rc1,rc2,rc3,rc4.
The report to be printed is as follows;
rc1 rc2 rc3 rc4
substr(x1,1,2) substr(x1,3,6) substr(x1,3,6) substr(x1,7,length(x1))
substr(x2,1,2) substr(x2,3,6) substr(x2,3,6) substr(x1,7,length(x2))
substr(x3,1,2) substr(x3,3,6) substr(x3,3,6) substr(x1,7,length(x3))
substr(x4,1,2) substr(x4,3,6) substr(x4,3,6) substr(x1,7,length(x4))
I even want to know if there is any way to assign multiple column values to a single group or in other words can we have a group whose values come from different columns of the database.
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Hi sramkris,
currently i am doing something very similar to yours. i also created that much of formulae as kenhamady had suggested. i think it is the only way to get thing done. but if you are going to display chart to show all results, there will be another problem. those data will not able to reflect out. now i am trying to solve this problem.
but i believe that is the only method to go.
No i could not do it this way because there was lot of problems so i am wondering if this can be do outside of crystal possibly writing a stored procedure or something in that lines.The report which i am trying to do has got 84 columns in my ttx file.Is there a better way of doing it
Thanks for your valuable time.
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by: kenhamadyPosted on 2000-10-18 at 20:19:03ID: 4801804
Create 16 different formulas.
Make your detail section 4 lines deep.
Arrange your 16 formulas in the 4x4 pattern that you have above.
Each record in the table will print 4 lines like you have above.
I assume there is more to it, but that accomplishes what you have described.