I use this code to show the sum of my bank
if {?Bank} = {Bank.sum} then {#1} else 0
I have 6 bank accounts and when the bank = Bank has operations, then I show the sumand else I do not show anything.
I do not want to show "0" in my report.
I want to show " "(space), but when I change it to " ".
When I do it, I get the error
A number is required here
How can I fix it?
In that case, use:
if {?Bank} = {Bank.sum} then ToText({#1},0) else ""
The 2nd arg indicates zero decimal points. See online documentation of the ToText() function.
One option:
if {?Bank} = {Bank.sum} then ToText({#1}) else ""
Another option is to use formatting.
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I want to show after decimal 2 value in report but there a condition if value meet that condition then need to show full value. formula is given below but it is giving error
if trim({As400InTemp.PARTYCODE})='006883' then
{As400InTemp.SPPRIC}
else
round({As400InTemp.SPPRIC},2)
you can use MID like this:
"33.09789"
MID({yourstringhere}, 4)
or
MID(CSTR({yourstringhere}), 4)
it will return a value of 09789;
I'm trying to sum only the visible rows for a report and I know the format is:
=Sum( iif( <use the condition of the Visibility.Hidden expression>, 0, Fields!A.Value))
In my report, I've set row visbility to:
=IIF(CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value)=1 Or CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value)= 2,True,False)
Not exactly sure what I'm missing, but when I use this as an expression:
=Sum(IIF(CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value)=1 Or CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value)= 2,True,False),0,Fields!EM_ET.Value)
I get this following error: Value expression for textrun'FTD1.Paragraph[0].TextRuns[0]' has a scope argument that is not valid for aggregate function.
You are giving the True/False as output to the SUM() from your expression.You need to change your expression as,
=Sum(IIF(CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value) = 1 Or CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value)= 2,0,Fields!EM_ET.Value))
Thanks coder of code.
I am getting some error message if i am using '0', so i replaced with nothing it's working. I thought it would be helpful.
=SUM(IIF(ISNOTHING(Fields!value1.Value) OR ISNOTHING(Fields!value2.Value),NOTHING,Fields!value1.Value))
I was having similar issues. I know this question has a marked answer, however it isn't entirely correct.
The following contains the code from the "marked correct" answer:
=Sum(IIF(CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value) = 1 Or CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value) = 2,0,Fields!EM_ET.Value))
The following snipit of code contains the code from above, with a slight tweak:
=Sum(IIF(CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value) = 1 Or CInt(Fields!EM_ET.Value) = 2,NOTHING,Fields!EM_ET.Value))
By changing the "0" to "NOTHING" this will resolve any lingering issues with your formula. The formula I was having issues with was returning "#Error" in the cell that was supposed to return the sum of the visible cells in the column within the row group.
My formula originally looked like this:
=IIF(Sum(Fields!VCBitType.Value) <> 0 OR (Parameters!Details.Value = "Detail"), Sum(IIF((Fields!VCBitType.Value = 0) and (Parameters!Details.Value = "Dangerous"),0,Fields!VC.Value)), "")
I altered my formula after seeing Hari's comment above:
=IIF(SUM(Fields!VCBitType.Value) <> 0 OR (Parameters!Details.Value = "Detail"), SUM(IIF((Fields!VCBitType.Value = 0) and (Parameters!Details.Value = "Dangerous"),NOTHING, Fields!VC.Value)), "")
I wanted to set the cells value to "" (empty) rather than hide the cell entirely or set that cell's value to "0" in my report (due to the fact that not displaying the cell entirely made the report look really funky). Because I did this, using a "0" in my formula conflicted with the value of the cell which was "" (empty), causing the formula to break. The only change I made was to alter "0" to "Nothing", this resolved the issue I was having with the cell's formula.
My question is similar to the link.
Crystal Reports - Count Formula
The answer only works when the certain status type is giving to you.
Now I am wondering that what if the status type is not giving to you (You dont know what's inside this filed first), and the type of the status can be varied based what's in {statustype} field.
And I want to be able to list all distinct status type and calculate it's total appearance in the report.
Well its easy if you see it my way, I read that thread which you referenced.
Make different Formulas for all the status types that you may know of, I am pretty sure that they will be maximum 4 or 5. Make formula like
localvar int x;
if(statustype = 'Accepted')
(
x = x++;
)
x;
Or you can put all the formulas to one, using the same if clause but changing the display string, make sure that its a summary field or is placed at the report footer.
localvar int accept;
localvar int reject;
localvar int Pending;
if(statustype = 'Accepted')
(
accept= accept++;
)
else if
(
reject = reject ++;
)
else if
(
Pending = Pending++;
);
"Accepted "+ accept + " Rejected " + reject + " Pending "+ Pending;
Hope this helps,
I figured out that a easy way that we can create a placeholder in main report for subreport. And we can make the manipulation in the subreport
I am trying to write a report that is looking for someone that HAS NOT had a certain immunization. The problem is what ever I try for a formula it is saying they have had it or have not had the immunization. When I go to validate it is not always correct
if ({table.column} in (ID#) to (ID#)) then
"Has had Immunization"
else if ({table.column} <> (ID#) to (ID#))
then "Has not had Immunization"
ID# was the same number for all.
Record-selection formula:
// list desired immunization values; remove quotes if IDs are numeric
{table.field} IN [
'ID0',
'ID1',
...
'IDn'
]
I'm trying to compare two fields that contain up to 2 digit field.
One formula field is a {string} the other to compare to is a {number} field.
But i"m running to a problem when the string field shows for example "08" and the number field shows "8" then it will show 1 that there is a differences but actually there is no difference. If the string field shows 14 and the number field shows 14 that works perfectly but anything between 1-9 will show a difference when actually there is no difference.
This is what I tried so far.
If {number.field} = 0
Then StringVar AdjustValue:= " "
Else StringVar AdjustValue:= totext ({number.field},0,"")
;
if {#stringfield} = StringVar AdjustValue then 0 else 1
Thanks in advance for the help.
Instead, convert from string to numeric so you don't have to worry about leading zeros.
if tonumber({#stringfield})={number.field} then 0 else 1
And just a quick side note: You are re-declaring the AdjustValue variable three times. There's no need to refer to it via "StringVar" after an initial variable declaration within the same formula.
EDIT: Since you're having problems with the top formula, you could also try the alternative of just padding your AdjustValue variable to two spaces:
stringvar AdjustValue;
If {number.field} = 0
Then AdjustValue:= " "
Else AdjustValue:= totext ({number.field},"00") //add padding
;
if {#stringfield} = StringVar AdjustValue then 0 else 1
Keep it simple with a formula field that will return a Boolean value:
// {#compare}
ToNumber({#string})={number.field}
Reference the {#compare} where ever you need it.