can anyone help me how to convert a number into words using crystal report formula?
thanksuse Towords() function.|||hi.. vidubhushan, thanx for your reply|||Also you need to truncate the last xx/100 part if it exists
Showing posts with label crystal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crystal. Show all posts
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Conversion Tools
Are there any tools to convert Crystal Reports to SSRS out there besides KTL's Crystal Converter?
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/technologies/reporting/partners/crystal-migration.mspx|||
I went through that list and most of those are services. I am looking for tools like Crystal Converter.|||
To my understanding, Crystal (Business Objects) disapprove commercial converters. For this reason, most vendors offer this as a service.
|||Thank you for your help.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Conversion from vb.net 1.0 to vb.net 2.0 (Crystal Reports Error)
i am facing the crystal reports error when i convert my project from vb.net 1.0 to 2.0. can any one tell me how i remove these errors
waiting ........
you havn't said what the errors are. AND this is not the forum for your question.
You will be waiting a long time.
sqlsqlThursday, March 22, 2012
Conversion from Crystal Report
Hi all,
I am in the process of converting some reports from Crystal Reports to
Reporting Services.
I want to examine the value of a field in the next row. Crystal reports
provides the following functions for that purpose NextIsNull(), NextValue().
Is any equivalent method in Reporting Services?
Thanks
SamUnfortunately, no. We provide a Previous() function but not Next().
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Brian Welcker
Group Program Manager
SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Samuel" <samuel@.photoninfotech.com> wrote in message
news:udsDvkMYEHA.2672@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hi all,
> I am in the process of converting some reports from Crystal Reports to
> Reporting Services.
> I want to examine the value of a field in the next row. Crystal reports
> provides the following functions for that purpose NextIsNull(),
> NextValue().
> Is any equivalent method in Reporting Services?
> Thanks
> Sam
>
I am in the process of converting some reports from Crystal Reports to
Reporting Services.
I want to examine the value of a field in the next row. Crystal reports
provides the following functions for that purpose NextIsNull(), NextValue().
Is any equivalent method in Reporting Services?
Thanks
SamUnfortunately, no. We provide a Previous() function but not Next().
--
Brian Welcker
Group Program Manager
SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Samuel" <samuel@.photoninfotech.com> wrote in message
news:udsDvkMYEHA.2672@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hi all,
> I am in the process of converting some reports from Crystal Reports to
> Reporting Services.
> I want to examine the value of a field in the next row. Crystal reports
> provides the following functions for that purpose NextIsNull(),
> NextValue().
> Is any equivalent method in Reporting Services?
> Thanks
> Sam
>
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Controlling Crystal Reports 9.0 Grids with VB
Hello,
I'm new to Crystal reports and am finishing up my first vb app. I need to be able to control the "Draw Custom Line" property of the Crystal Reports grid within VB 6.0. Does anyone know the Grid property I use in VB to control this?
Thanks so much!
Tricia =)aha! After a full day of searching for the answer, I think I found a comparable solution to this problem. =)
Solution: Split Dual Axis Grid
- Bottom axis range from x to alert level
- Upper axis range from alert level to x
Pros:
- The alert level line can be placed on the grid and it can be a variable amount calculated in VB so that we can normalize the data appropriately.
Cons:
- the grid must have 2 data points in order to have the split axis option available. The problem with this is that we need to show the marker for each point in the event of a first time sampling and only one level to show on the grid. I am using the alert level for the second data point and so the markers are showing only the alert level line, but it still looks a bit funky, but at least I have the line!!!
I'm new to Crystal reports and am finishing up my first vb app. I need to be able to control the "Draw Custom Line" property of the Crystal Reports grid within VB 6.0. Does anyone know the Grid property I use in VB to control this?
Thanks so much!
Tricia =)aha! After a full day of searching for the answer, I think I found a comparable solution to this problem. =)
Solution: Split Dual Axis Grid
- Bottom axis range from x to alert level
- Upper axis range from alert level to x
Pros:
- The alert level line can be placed on the grid and it can be a variable amount calculated in VB so that we can normalize the data appropriately.
Cons:
- the grid must have 2 data points in order to have the split axis option available. The problem with this is that we need to show the marker for each point in the event of a first time sampling and only one level to show on the grid. I am using the alert level for the second data point and so the markers are showing only the alert level line, but it still looks a bit funky, but at least I have the line!!!
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Control number of report copies within Crystal
Hi all,
I need some way to control the number of report copies within Crystal. For example, is there any way i can set a formular so that CR will produce two copies of the report with the first copy will have a text field "Office copy" and the second copy will have a text field "Factory Copy" ??
Thanks and CheersYes it is possible (by passing your text as a parameter, for example).
You didn't mention if you are running report from CR or from a custom application, but in either case, you will have to run the report twice.
I need some way to control the number of report copies within Crystal. For example, is there any way i can set a formular so that CR will produce two copies of the report with the first copy will have a text field "Office copy" and the second copy will have a text field "Factory Copy" ??
Thanks and CheersYes it is possible (by passing your text as a parameter, for example).
You didn't mention if you are running report from CR or from a custom application, but in either case, you will have to run the report twice.
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