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Crystal report indenting
Hi..
I am new to CR,
I am getting string from db, that has numbered lines. but when comes to output in CR the align not correct.
the input given is shown below.
1. Payment of any kind of Fees to Authorities for approval of Shop Drawing Inspection & for 24 x 7 Emergency
Maintenance System is not in our Scope.
2. The above prices are based on survey only, replacement of equipment's found damaged/during or after the
above mentioned works will be charged extra.
but i am getting the output like this
1. Payment of any kind of Fees to Authorities for approval of Shop Drawing Inspection & for 24 x 7 Emergency
Maintenance System is not in our Scope.
2. The above prices are based on survey only, replacement of equipment's found damaged/during or after the
above mentioned works will be charged extra.
waiting for your help.
I am new to CR,
I am getting string from db, that has numbered lines. but when comes to output in CR the align not correct.
the input given is shown below.
1. Payment of any kind of Fees to Authorities for approval of Shop Drawing Inspection & for 24 x 7 Emergency
Maintenance System is not in our Scope.
2. The above prices are based on survey only, replacement of equipment's found damaged/during or after the
above mentioned works will be charged extra.
but i am getting the output like this
1. Payment of any kind of Fees to Authorities for approval of Shop Drawing Inspection & for 24 x 7 Emergency
Maintenance System is not in our Scope.
2. The above prices are based on survey only, replacement of equipment's found damaged/during or after the
above mentioned works will be charged extra.
waiting for your help.
Crystal Reports
Last Comment
Mike McCracken
I just tried to do what you want. I don't see a way to do it through the normal formatting techniques. You can indent the first line but or all the lines. There doesn't seem to be a way to indent all lines after the first.
mlmcc
mlmcc
Hi,
All that data, is it a single record or multiple records?
I copied the content from input string and imported it onto Oracle database with a varchar2 column and created a report and I see the data is getting displayed as per your original inputs. Sample report attached.
temp5.rpt
All that data, is it a single record or multiple records?
I copied the content from input string and imported it onto Oracle database with a varchar2 column and created a report and I see the data is getting displayed as per your original inputs. Sample report attached.
temp5.rpt
The text you copied included the formatting. I suspect his text doesn't have a CR/LF and tab or spaces in it.
mlmcc
mlmcc
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Interesting James. I tried that but I set the First Line indent first and it wouldn't accept a negative number. Since it works the other way, it makes sense. I didn't think to try it the other way round.
mlmcc
mlmcc
The output samples you have shown looks similar.
Can you attach the report with sample saved data and a screenshot for how you want it to be displayed?