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Wow - that worked!!! Thanks!
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You could also use<br />
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and (totext({CLARITY_EAP.PROC_<wbr />CODE}) StartsWith &quot;9&quot;) <br />
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and (Left(totext({CLARITY_EAP.<wbr />PROC_CODE}<wbr />),1) = &quot;9&quot;) <br />
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I have a field that I want crystal to evaluate, and if the field starts with the number 9, then I want to include that data. &nbsp;I know where to put this code - in the section expert under suppression, I just don't know how to say it in crystal language. &nbsp;Below is my attempt which did not work. &nbsp;Please help.<br />
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and(totext({CLARITY_EAP.PR<wbr />OC_CODE}) like &quot;9&quot;) 
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I have a field that I want crystal to evaluate, and if the field starts with the number 9, then I want to include that data.  I know where to put this code - in the section expert under suppression, I just don't know how to say it in crystal language.  Below is my attempt which did not work.  Please help.

and(totext({CLARITY_EAP.PROC_CODE}) like "9") 

You could also use

and (totext({CLARITY_EAP.PROC_CODE}) StartsWith &quot;9&quot;) 

or 

and (Left(totext({CLARITY_EAP.PROC_CODE}),1) = &quot;9&quot;) 

mlmcc

Want to include data that starts with a specific number

I have a field that I want crystal to evaluate, and if the field starts with the number 9, then I want to include that data.  I know where to put this code - in the section expert under suppression, I just don&#39;t know how to say it in crystal language.  Below is my attempt which did not work.  Please help.

and(totext({CLARITY_EAP.PROC_CODE}) like &quot;9&quot;) 

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