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Crystal Reports XI Date Range Parameter Format

Zones: Crystal Reports Software, Visual Studio .NET 2005, WebApplications

Tags: C#, any

I am trying to display a report on a user control with a CrystalReportViewer. It expects two parameters, a string and a DateTime range value. I have successfully got the string passed to the rpt, but I have not been able to do so for the DateTime range and get this error: Value does not fall within the expected range. The value is coming from an AJAX Calendar Extender. I have tried using a DateTime array and an ArrayList to pass in the parameter. Please advise on how to correctly pass in the DateTime range parameter. Thanks in advance for any help.

         
             ReportDocument report = new ReportDocument();
report.SetParameterValue("pTransmitter_List", "10099");            //DateTime[] dateRange = new DateTime[2];
//dateRange[0] = (Convert.ToDateTime(txtStartDateRange.Text));            //dateRange[1] = (Convert.ToDateTime(txtEndDateRange.Text));
ArrayList dateRange = new ArrayList();            dateRange.Add(Convert.ToDateTime(txtStartDateRange.Text));            dateRange.Add(Convert.ToDateTime(txtEndDateRange.Text));            report.SetParameterValue("pDateRange", dateRange);            crvReport.ReportSource = report;

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Zone: Database

Question Asked By: augiesarmy

Solution Provided By: mlmcc

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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