I'm trying to run the ST AM_PWS_REPORTING, this consists in taking the info of a report in PWS and exporting it to excel through the ST, but when I do it the info in excel is inconsistent with the info of PWS, does anyone know what's happening?
You can try by changing the Portfolio Name in your ST, and instead put the Grouping ID displayed in the Portfolio Hierarchy window.
I hope this helps!
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I am working on a Crystal report and there is a subreprot for that. For some of the customer there is no data in the table sub report is using. So for those customer the main report comes as blank..
Is there a way to fix it ? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
1) Could possibly be a problem with your subreport links.
2) Or the JOINS in you main report. You must be using a INNER JOIN instead of a LEFT JOIN. Confirm that all the links are correct. If possible SQL profile the report when run and have a look at your query.
I collect test results between different locations. I can never predict the amount of locations that I should generate the report for and I need to make a dashboard representing these results. The dashboard should look like this (Assume a tabular structure):
Title
Report info 1|Report info 2
Conditionally displayed report (info 3) spanning the whole table columns
Report info 4|Report info 5
Blank Cell|Location A|Location B...etc
Location X|X-A result|X-B result...etc
Location Y|Y-A result|Y-B resutl...etc
.
.
etc
I've read A LOT and after a lot of reading I still don't think I can start making a JR report !
Although, after a while of chasing the solution of doing so using tables, I found that I should use crosstabs instead because tables aren't dynamic enough (i.e. since I can't predict the amount of rows\columns that will need to be displayed). But then after reading the crosstabs section I found that it's purpose is to summarize results, like calculate totals, averages, minimum and maximum..etc and still, that's not what I need. I'll have to provide all the results locations on the x\y axis and their results, no SQL will be involved.
Also what data structure would be suitable for that ? A datasource ? A java collection\object passed as a parameter ?
Any idea how can I do that with JR ?
Also a I'm finding JR VERY confusing and complicated. I was very happy to read the freely available ultimate guide and check the demos but that didn't help much, it still looks very complicated !
Thanks in advance.
if you cannot predict the amount of columns, crosstabs are the elements you have to choose. But be aware, that the width of a Jasperreport is static (and like this possibly not optimal for your purposes).
A crosstab will summarize your data only, if you have a column or row label twice, and only if the data is not sorted by the crosstab itself or by your datasource.
According to your description, I would use a report layout like
Title-Band: Title, Infos etc
Summary: Crosstab
You could pass the static title content as parameters into your report, the crosstab content as a datasource (e.g. a bean collection)
I am creating an application in vb.net i m having problem with displaying multiple rows it shows too much space between two rows of data.
please help me..
Take a Lok at this (Marcoratti)web:
1.VB NET+Cristal
2.VB NET+Cristal
I am having a problem with crystal reports because the records are not being displayed correctly. Below is the screenshot of the comparison between the crystal report output and the query from the database.
I would like to ask for a work-around or solution to this. I tried deleting the object and placing it again but it didn't work.
The telephone number is not pulling from the field you have highlighted in your screenshot. You can see the name is pulling from that field as it has the trailing /
If the telephone number is pulling from the FAPT_TELNO field i'm a bit puzzled why the A is being translated to 0. Are you able to attach the report with the data saved?
I found the solution, but still find it weird.
All that I have to do is to add this code and it will be back to normal
lower(mtel_picnm)
But I don't know why I need to do that. Any help on this? Just add in the comments to enlighten me.
I need to create a crystal report that shows the address label of the employee, By using crystal reports in vs2005 I had created the crystal report and connect to the data source and every thing goes fine and the report generated correctly, it displays like
name
father name
address1 address2 city
state pin.
in the above format the report was generated. a single employee address in a single section
But my client want
name(of first employee) name(second employee)
fathername fathername
address1 address1
address2 address2
city city
state state
pin pin
againg below third employee and fouth employees address label should generate. Can any one help me how to generate report in the fashion.
Thanks in advance.
I had a similar requirement and stumbled across this question. I tried all but none of the suggestions worked. Not sure how you managed to solve it.
Im posting a solution that worked for me. Hope it would help anyone arriving here.
When you add a new report, please select "Use the Report wizard option" and select "Mail Label" option in the "Choose an Expert" tab as below.
In the following pages, choose your appropriate data Source and select "User defined Label"
and specify your height and width.
Play with these options to get the optimal number of employees per page and this should create a report as per your requirement.
Hope that helps.
Right click in the details section, select Section Expert.
Check the tick box "Format with multiple Columns". A new tab should appear after Color.
Using the settings on this tab, can generated columned data.
BASED ON OP COMMENT:
What need to do is:
Add the fields to the report (if planning 2 columns, use only the left half of the report, 3 columns only left third, and so forth).
Right click details and select section expert.
Check Format with Multiple Columns, this should show the Layout tab next to Color tab.
For this example, under Layout tab, Change Printing Direction from Down then across to across then Down. Change Detail size to half of the Report width.