VB Forum / Crystal Report / March 2010

I would like to sum GL Accounts based on the first number for example:
GL Account #    Description
5000                   Sales - Supplies                          $5,000.00
5100                   Sales - Membership                      4,000.00

          I have several fields in a line within a detail section.
Some fileds are database fields, some are text object and some are
formula fields. Now I have set a formula to suppress the fields. e.g
{command.tamt_r4} = 0. But

I have a project in Visual studio 2005  with a Crystal report (ver 10)
When I change database source with ApplyLogOnInfo  it takes a very very
long time to display the report.
Does anyone know why it take so long?

I have a crystal report (8.5) based on a SQL2K Stored procedure that accepts
a single bit parameter (@Qual), which defaults to 0 in the procedure.
When I run the report from crystal, it works fine, whether I select true or
false.

Could someone help:  I have a report that I have created using VB.net 2008
and a stored procedure.  When I created the report I used the Database
Expert and connected to the database and then the stored proc.   Is there a
way to set this at runtime?

I am using VB5 with Crystal Reports 3.0 on Win XP computers.  This problem
occurs on network computers only!!
After adding a new database to an existing Envelope Report,  I get error
20533 (Unable to open database) on network computers but not on the computer

I am trying to create a formula in Crystal Reports 8.5 using the DateDiff
function to calculate the number of weeks between a beginning date and today.
However every time I put my information in, i get an error, telling me that
I am missing a parentheses!  I can't seem to figure ...

I have a simple report with a string parameter '?Employee' and a selection
formula that says '{EmpDetails.EmpCode} in [{?Employee}]'.  If I pass a
single employee code to the report, it automatically encloses the code in " "
and prints details for the employee, but if I pass 2 or ...