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Print report twice in Crystal.
Dear all experts,
I have a database table (e.g. DN) for printing the Debit Note. In each row, DN will be printed twice. The only different between these DN is that 1 of them have a mark "COPY". How can I do so that I can print twice in each row. I don't know copy the section twice because the DN format is always change.
Thanks.
P.S. I am using Crystal Report 9
I have a database table (e.g. DN) for printing the Debit Note. In each row, DN will be printed twice. The only different between these DN is that 1 of them have a mark "COPY". How can I do so that I can print twice in each row. I don't know copy the section twice because the DN format is always change.
Thanks.
P.S. I am using Crystal Report 9
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mlmcc
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If all the data you need is in the detail section, then simply create multiple detail sections and duplicate the information. You can print information as many times as you want to. You can also go into the Section Expert and do things such as "new page after", etc.
Some folks aren't aware of how easy it is to create as many "detail sections" as you want... .detail a, detail b, etc. and you can format them to meet your needs. If each invoice has to be own "detailed" report, then frodoman's idea would be the easiest. The only downside is that you will have to hit the database twice.
If none of these answers seems to meet your needs, then let us know. There might be other alternatives we could come up with using formulas and things like, Previous (fld), Next (fld), etc.