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Hidden? formulas creating problem...

Asked by DataQuest in Crystal Reports Software, MAS90 Financial Software, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Crystal Reports 10

I am modifying a report from Sage MAS 90/200 that was written in Crystal Reports 10. My data source is an Access Query connected through an Access/Excel (DAO) selected table in the Database Expert of Crystal. At an earlier stage of my work, I had deleted field names and formulas that were not being used with my current dataset; and clicking the preview button did work okay before, showing my work-in-progress.

Now, however, when I click to preview my progress, I get a diaglog box stating "This field name not known." When I click OK, it brings up the Formula Workshop - Format Formula Editor, with a formula named Suppress. It shows:

formula = {@DataOnly} = "Y"

What makes this perplexing is that I can neither locate the formula @Suppress nor the formula @DataOnly within either the Report Explorer or the Fields Explorer.

How do I find and delete or otherwise work-around these formulas/fields?
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