I am upgrading from CR 8.5 to CR XI (basically to get dynamic updating of parameters). In CR 8.5, in order to provide the user with multiple parameter choices, I would code the following in the Select Expert:
In the Default Settings Option dialog box and under the Reporting tab, there is an option called "Convert Null to Default" . Does it mean a NULL can be replaced by a preset value, if it is how it is done? Clara
I have Crystal Reports 8 and I try to print a field with a blank value inside. Or a space. I need it to have the bordure around the field. Like a checkbox. But when there is nothing inside the field (or a space or Null) the field
i have a report has a time field nvarchar contain time and date information like this " 2008-03-07 12:17:50.274" and i need to calculate the time differice between tima "a" and time "b" and give the result in time for ex. if time "a" is = " 2008-03-07 12:17:50.274"
I've 2 procedures attached with a crystal report . while running the report it is showing an error like "an unhandled win32 exception occurred in crw32.exe[7336]." Please help me out in this.
I've a crystal report with 2 stored procedures attached to it.My problem is while running the report it is giving me an error like "an unhandled win32 exception occurred in crw32.exe[7336]." Please help me ou in this. thanking you in advance.
i want to pass some parameters to a Crystal Report like this: ReportDocument.DataDefinition.FormulaFields[parameterName].Text = 'Text'; This workes fine unless i want to pass a multiline textbox from ASPX (containing \n and \r chars.)
The logo which are in the bmp file are not being displayed over in Crystal Reports. It displayed the logo which are already linked with the crystal forms. E.g. There is bmp file called x.bmp in my Front-End exe folder. If bmp file
I have a form with a calendar control, button and crystal report viewer. The calendar control provides date parameters for the cystal report. The data source for the report is a SQL dataset. The crystal report viewer's visible state is normally false.