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sramkris,<br />
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you answer is good an show me new way making reports,however i have already done not less than 10 reports connected to ODBC!!!and where i can have selected fields thanks to &nbsp;selectionformula but i can reproduce that in my Visual Basic project,probably because i can't use the selectionformula proprietie of Crystal report component ???<br />
anyway i'll try to do the way you show me but using Rdo connection because it's the way i had choosenfor my project and if possible send me a new answer if possible.<br />
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thanks &nbsp;
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sramkris,

you answer is good an show me new way making reports,however i have already done not less than 10 reports connected to ODBC!!!and where i can have selected fields thanks to  selectionformula but i can reproduce that in my Visual Basic project,probably because i can't use the selectionformula proprietie of Crystal report component ???
anyway i'll try to do the way you show me but using Rdo connection because it's the way i had choosenfor my project and if possible send me a new answer if possible.

thanks  

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How to use crystal report ? i need &nbsp;help about selectionformula of the crystalreport composent!<br />
please send me how can i parameters fields with an external xxx.rpt or how can i find then msdn help conserning crystal report of visual basic.<br />
thanks.<br />

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How to use crystal report ? i need  help about selectionformula of the crystalreport composent!
please send me how can i parameters fields with an external xxx.rpt or how can i find then msdn help conserning crystal report of visual basic.
thanks.


Crystal report selection formula

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