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HI MLMCC...<br />
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That's kinda' what we thought...sigh. &nbsp;It's always NO fun, when trying to re-align, and re-position columns. &nbsp;Crystal should allow for this. &nbsp;Just thought I'd ask, before having to &quot;swap&quot; some 40+ data elements.<br />
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Thank you for the quick response!...Mark
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HI MLMCC...

That's kinda' what we thought...sigh.  It's always NO fun, when trying to re-align, and re-position columns.  Crystal should allow for this.  Just thought I'd ask, before having to "swap" some 40+ data elements.

Thank you for the quick response!...Mark

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Hello All...<br />
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One thing that has ALWAYS bugged me about Crystal...is that we've never found an easy way...to &quot;SWAP&quot; Columns...within the Report Designer. &nbsp;Can this be done? &nbsp;Or do we (as always) have to go through the <b>PAINSTAKING </b>process...of copying/moving objects, and then doing the precise <b>RE-ALIGNMENT</b>...and so forth?<br />
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Anyone have any clue? &nbsp;Thought I'd ask, before having to do &quot;swaps&quot; for a whole bunch of fields, which need to be in a different column for presentation purposes. &nbsp;If it can't be done, just please let me know quickly...I'd appreciate it.<br />
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Thanks!...Mark
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Hello All...

One thing that has ALWAYS bugged me about Crystal...is that we've never found an easy way...to "SWAP" Columns...within the Report Designer.  Can this be done?  Or do we (as always) have to go through the PAINSTAKING process...of copying/moving objects, and then doing the precise RE-ALIGNMENT...and so forth?

Anyone have any clue?  Thought I'd ask, before having to do "swaps" for a whole bunch of fields, which need to be in a different column for presentation purposes.  If it can't be done, just please let me know quickly...I'd appreciate it.

Thanks!...Mark

Crystal Reports Swap Columns

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.