Crystal Report detail section suppression not working.
I have placed this formula inside the section expert, details section, common tab, suppression area, formula button.
(({V_ARPB_TX_ACTIVITY.PROC
and ({@Charges})=0
and ({@Adjs})=0
and ({@Payments})=0
and ({@Net}) =0)
and {?Show All Details} = "No"
The Show all details = no works perfectly by itself.
The suppress detail lines where all quantities = 0 works perfectly by itself.
But combining the two doesn't work at all. All details show and will not suppress.
(({V_ARPB_TX_ACTIVITY.PROC
and ({@Charges})=0
and ({@Adjs})=0
and ({@Payments})=0
and ({@Net}) =0)
and {?Show All Details} = "No"
The Show all details = no works perfectly by itself.
The suppress detail lines where all quantities = 0 works perfectly by itself.
But combining the two doesn't work at all. All details show and will not suppress.
Last Comment
make sure of the values of the combination is cero
Try adding ( ) around the last part
(({V_ARPB_TX_ACTIVITY.PROC
and ({@Charges})=0
and ({@Adjs})=0
and ({@Payments})=0
and ({@Net}) =0)
and ({?Show All Details} = "No")
If you have ?Sow All Details as a boolean parameter the AND would take precedence
mlmcc
(({V_ARPB_TX_ACTIVITY.PROC
and ({@Charges})=0
and ({@Adjs})=0
and ({@Payments})=0
and ({@Net}) =0)
and ({?Show All Details} = "No")
If you have ?Sow All Details as a boolean parameter the AND would take precedence
mlmcc
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Thank you everyone.
The right question as James points out is - how do I want the 2 tests to combine. I don't care what happens to all the zero quantities if the detail section is suppressed. What I want is, if the person says Yes to Show all details, that he/she ONLY sees lines of data where there is something other than all zeros. In other words, as long as there is something in ONE of the formulas besides zero, I want the line of data to appear. If ALL data in that line of formulas equals zero, then don't bother showing it.
Does that make sense?
The right question as James points out is - how do I want the 2 tests to combine. I don't care what happens to all the zero quantities if the detail section is suppressed. What I want is, if the person says Yes to Show all details, that he/she ONLY sees lines of data where there is something other than all zeros. In other words, as long as there is something in ONE of the formulas besides zero, I want the line of data to appear. If ALL data in that line of formulas equals zero, then don't bother showing it.
Does that make sense?
His last formula should work then
//Suppress if all are 0
({V_ARPB_TX_ACTIVITY.PROC_
and {@Charges}=0
and {@Adjs}=0
and {@Payments}=0
and {@Net} =0)
or
//Or suppress if show details is false
{?Show All Details} = "No"
mlmcc
//Suppress if all are 0
({V_ARPB_TX_ACTIVITY.PROC_
and {@Charges}=0
and {@Adjs}=0
and {@Payments}=0
and {@Net} =0)
or
//Or suppress if show details is false
{?Show All Details} = "No"
mlmcc
ASKER
Thank you again !!!!!
You're welcome. Glad I could help.
James
James
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Crystal Reports is a business intelligence application from SAP SE. It is used to graphically design data connections and report layouts from a wide range of data sources including Excel spreadsheets, Oracle, SQL Server databases and Access databases, BusinessObjects Enterprise business views, and local file-system information. Report designers can place fields from these sources on the report design surface, and can also deploy them in custom formulas (using either BASIC or Crystal's own syntax), which are then placed on the design surface. Crystal Reports also supports subreports, graphing, and a limited amount of GIS functionality.
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