VB Forum / Crystal Report / May 2006

I have a main report and a subreport in the details section. If a
certain field in the subreport meets a certain criteria, I suppress
the entire subreport. The data in the main report is completely
irrelevent unless there is information showing in the sub.  So if the

I am fairly new to Crystal Reports 10.  I created a Formula Field
called Duplicates that checks an ID number in one record to the ID
number in the next record and if they match it is marked as a duplicate
otherwise it isn't.  Now I want to pull only those records that are NOT

I have a report which requires a considerable amount of data.
On the subreports which "list" records, I set the font to Arial Narrow
6.
It works in the development environment and in the CR Viewer on my

after all I've read on programmatically exporting reports to PDF, I
suppose I should be happy I've got it working. However, as you all know,
clients are never happy and especially not if they have to wait for
something.

I am using VS 2005 to create a Crystal Report. All is OK except I have one
field on the report that I cannot format correctly. The field is a Formula
Field based on three fields in my data source. Here is the code for my
field:

I'm French, so excuse me for my bad english
I've text field with a specified width in my rpt.
The text MATERIEL INFORMATIQUE will be displayed as MATERIEL
and

I am trying to figure out a way to dynamically sort a Crystal Repor
called from VB .NET 2003.
Basically I have a report selection form on which the user can selec
which report to print, and some filtering options such as city, jo