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in crystal report you have the built in feature for exporting<br />
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if you mean you want to export the data with the applied group then maybe u need to create another report without &nbsp;grouping
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in crystal report you have the built in feature for exporting

if you mean you want to export the data with the applied group then maybe u need to create another report without  grouping

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WHy do you consider this closed?<br />
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What was your solution?<br />
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mlmcc
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WHy do you consider this closed?

What was your solution?

mlmcc

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Hello Experts,<br />
How to export to excel data only using Crystal Report Viewer without group band<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Jothi
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Hello Experts,
How to export to excel data only using Crystal Report Viewer without group band

Thanks,
Jothi

How to export to excel data only using Crystal Report Viewer without group band

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