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mlmcc<br />
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Crystal reports does not make it easy, &nbsp;and some say crystal reports is better than Access Reports?<br />
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You said:<br />
You can copy them in one at a time<br />
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That is what I am trying not to do.<br />
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Thanks
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mlmcc

Crystal reports does not make it easy,  and some say crystal reports is better than Access Reports?

You said:
You can copy them in one at a time

That is what I am trying not to do.

Thanks

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Hi and thanks<br />
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I was wondering if there is a way to import report headings from excel?<br />
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I import a table from SQL, but I don't want the header from the table.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi and thanks

I was wondering if there is a way to import report headings from excel?

I import a table from SQL, but I don't want the header from the table.

Thanks

Crystal Reports 2008 - Importing the headers from Excel

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