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I would have thought that this would be many times easier in Excel.<br />

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I would have thought that this would be many times easier in Excel.


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Haha... yeah man... me too. Unfortunately, I don't have a choice. :( Have to try to do it in Crystal Reports first... Until a Crystal Reports expert can officially say that it can't be done.
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Haha... yeah man... me too. Unfortunately, I don't have a choice. :( Have to try to do it in Crystal Reports first... Until a Crystal Reports expert can officially say that it can't be done.

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Are you saying it is always 100 records?<br />
Do they have an id field which allows for selection into groups of 25?
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Are you saying it is always 100 records?
Do they have an id field which allows for selection into groups of 25?

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Nope, it is not always 100 records and we don't have an id field which allows for selection into groups of 25.
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Nope, it is not always 100 records and we don't have an id field which allows for selection into groups of 25.

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As stated by peter57r, there is no Crystal solution for your problem.<br />
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Accept - 22677039 - peter57r<br />
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mlmcc
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As stated by peter57r, there is no Crystal solution for your problem.

Accept - 22677039 - peter57r

mlmcc

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I have a table with 30 columns and 100 records. How can I display this table in Crystal Reports in tabular format across multiple pages? For example, if the first page can only show columns 1 to 10 and only records 1 to 25, then the second page should display columns 11 to 20 of records 1 to 25 and so on. Is this possible?
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I have a table with 30 columns and 100 records. How can I display this table in Crystal Reports in tabular format across multiple pages? For example, if the first page can only show columns 1 to 10 and only records 1 to 25, then the second page should display columns 11 to 20 of records 1 to 25 and so on. Is this possible?

How to span columns across multiple pages?

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