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If you move your cursor to the far left (your left, the report's right edge) you'll see the dark grey column that lists the different Group Headers/Footers. &nbsp;Right-Click and choose Format Section from the popup list. &nbsp;You should then see a dialog which lists all of the group headers and footers. &nbsp;If you highlight the group header, there should be an option to delete this group near the upper part of the dialog.<br />
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If you can't find it there, I think that there is the Grouping Expert under the Report menu. &nbsp;If you click on that menu, you'll get a dialog that has your existing groups in a list. &nbsp;You should be able to highlight the group that you don't want and hit the delete key.
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If you move your cursor to the far left (your left, the report's right edge) you'll see the dark grey column that lists the different Group Headers/Footers.  Right-Click and choose Format Section from the popup list.  You should then see a dialog which lists all of the group headers and footers.  If you highlight the group header, there should be an option to delete this group near the upper part of the dialog.

If you can't find it there, I think that there is the Grouping Expert under the Report menu.  If you click on that menu, you'll get a dialog that has your existing groups in a list.  You should be able to highlight the group that you don't want and hit the delete key.

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Mdouqan,<br />
Thanks!How can i give you points?Because you are comment,not answer.
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Mdouqan,
Thanks!How can i give you points?Because you are comment,not answer.

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How can I delete the group in a crystal report,I use the version is 8.
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How can I delete the group in a crystal report,I use the version is 8.

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