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how to put superscript to the end of a text line?
In the crystal report, I have a table of text lines with different length of text body. I need to place the text lines left justified and add superscripts to the end of the text lines. Please tell me how to do it.
ASKER
mlmcc, thanks for the comment. Could you please show me by an example? Say, I have two text lines: "Line one" (with superscript '"1") and "this is a relatively long line for the test" (with superscript "2, m"). I need these two lines of text left-justified in a table.
(Could you please send me a screen-shot of the crystal report for the above simple example at <email removed mlmcc>, if possible?)
(Could you please send me a screen-shot of the crystal report for the above simple example at <email removed mlmcc>, if possible?)
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I'll try to put it together and attach it here.
mlmcc
I'll try to put it together and attach it here.
mlmcc
ASKER
mlmcc,
I am not able to open the "SUperscriptReport1.txt" file. I would like to get a screen-shot picture file to show the results, and the very line(s) of code "adding a formula to the textbox". Thanks.
I am not able to open the "SUperscriptReport1.txt" file. I would like to get a screen-shot picture file to show the results, and the very line(s) of code "adding a formula to the textbox". Thanks.
DId you change the extension to RPT and open it in Crystal?
Here is another thin to try. It works great.
Add a text box to your report.
Drag another copy of the field you want with the superscript onto the report
Right click it
CLck FORMAT
Set the font color to match the report background.
Drag it into the text box
Drag the formula for the superscript character into thetext box
Set the new textbox slightly above the field you need the superscript on
Align the 2 fields on the left margin
mlmcc
Here is another thin to try. It works great.
Add a text box to your report.
Drag another copy of the field you want with the superscript onto the report
Right click it
CLck FORMAT
Set the font color to match the report background.
Drag it into the text box
Drag the formula for the superscript character into thetext box
Set the new textbox slightly above the field you need the superscript on
Align the 2 fields on the left margin
mlmcc
ASKER
mlmcc, thanks. I do not have the environment to create and view crystal report yet -- I just need to prove (for decision making) the concept and make sure it works: I need to put the following three LEFT-JUSTIFIED text lines (for example) into a table in the Crystal report.
First line[superscript a];
Second line which is relatively longer[superscript b];
Third line short[superscript c, d];
First line[superscript a];
Second line which is relatively longer[superscript b];
Third line short[superscript c, d];
DO you need help building the report?
Does it need to run from a database or will text fields suffuce?
mlmcc
Does it need to run from a database or will text fields suffuce?
mlmcc
ASKER
Mlmmc,
I just have problem with the left-justified text lines of different length with superscript on the end of the text line in the report. It will be enough If you can shown me the key code to do this and show me (by a picture?) that the result is as expected. Thanks.
I just have problem with the left-justified text lines of different length with superscript on the end of the text line in the report. It will be enough If you can shown me the key code to do this and show me (by a picture?) that the result is as expected. Thanks.
There isn't a key code, there is a trick to make it happen.
I'll create a sample report and you can see how to do it.
mlmcc
I'll create a sample report and you can see how to do it.
mlmcc
ASKER
mlmcc,
Please also show me the "trick" step by step, together with the sample report. Thanks.
Please also show me the "trick" step by step, together with the sample report. Thanks.
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mlmcc, the result is exactly what I wanted. Thanks for your help.
I resolved this by using a text box for the text line then adding a formula to the textbox. The formula was simply a (1) or *. I formatted the formula to use a smaller font. It looks a bit like a superscript.
mlmcc