I am using Crystal reports 2013 Support Pack3 version 14.1.3.
I am creating a report which has almost 20 fields. Fields have different sizes. Now I want to evenly distribute the fields so that the spaces between fields are exactly the same size. Does crystal reports have an automatic process to do that or a function (formula) can do that? I have to manually move each field.
Thank you!
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I have a crystal report having 5 columns and when I am exporting it to excel I am getting some blank columns .
So I want to remove the column when there is no data while exporting.
Could any one please help how to do this
In many cases, you can avoid blank columns by ensuring there is no horizontal space between report objects. You can add vertical guidelines and snap objects to these guidelines to facilitate avoiding spaces.
But for some scenarios, such as reports that also include CrossTabs or parameter-driven optional columns, the problem can't be avoided even with 'Excel (Data Only)' export format.
A few 3rd-party Crystal Reports automation tools can delete blank columns and blank rows as part of the Excel export process. Ken Hamady maintains a list of 3rd-party Crystal Reports automation tools here.
I have a requirement where i need to create a section on crystal report multiple times based on a value coming from an XML. I am not using Java or C#. i need to do this within Crystal report.
Version = Crystal Report 2016
If the maximum number of labels is not too high, you could
prepare as much detail sections as will be needed at max,
and control the visibility of each detail section according to your value in "NumberOfLabels"
as shown for MaxRowCount in this answer.
I'm using Crystal reports 2011 standalone. Is it possible to list the tables used within a report in the footer?
Thanks
No. You could use the Crystal Reports SDK to extract the report's metadata and store it in a table, however. See: Reverse Engineering Crystal Reports Definition Files
I have a number of reports with current and ytd columns(summary totals by salesman). I want to be able to select the sub-report based on the column clicked. I have one sql procedure that selects current and one that selects ytd. I want to use the same report format (without having to copy and modify it) for current and ytd. Is there anyway of identifying what column is clicked?
Crystal Reports is pretty much just a reporting tool; it's not very interactive.
I'm more familiar with older versions of Crystal Reports, but as far as I know there aren't any onClick methods for columns that can be trapped using pure Crystal Reports.
Depending on how many columns you have, you can create a subreport for each column, but that may be prohibitively slow if you have a large number of columns you want to create subreports for.
If you're using C# or VB.NET to generate the report, you may have more options, but since the question isn't tagged with any programming languages, I'm going to assume this is pure Crystal Reports.
I have a report with several crosstabs in the report header. The problem is that some of them grow down into the ones below them. Is there an option to have each crosstab dynamically determine its starting position based on the end of the previous one?
create multiple report header sections and put one crosstab in each