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Good point fellas, didn't think about the group sorting.<br />
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Brian - good idea much simpler to just customise the Group Name <br />
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Gary
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Good point fellas, didn't think about the group sorting.

Brian - good idea much simpler to just customise the Group Name

Gary

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/Agree bdreed35<br />
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If you base your report on a group and have summarized values this works best:)<br />
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~Kurt
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/Agree bdreed35

If you base your report on a group and have summarized values this works best:)

~Kurt

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Hello Experts<br />
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I have a line chart in Crystal Reports 10. The horizontal axis shows the time in months. I would like to see the text in the horizontal axis in a specific format: Jan 2004, Feb 2004, etc. However CR makes it by default 01/01/2004, 02/01/2004 (or whatever the system default format is). I want to force the format to be what I need. Is this possible at all with CR 10? If yes, how?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
TheAvenger
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Hello Experts

I have a line chart in Crystal Reports 10. The horizontal axis shows the time in months. I would like to see the text in the horizontal axis in a specific format: Jan 2004, Feb 2004, etc. However CR makes it by default 01/01/2004, 02/01/2004 (or whatever the system default format is). I want to force the format to be what I need. Is this possible at all with CR 10? If yes, how?

Thanks.
TheAvenger

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