Crystal Report Error Misses First Record In Table
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@ 9:39 am One common problem, especially in selection formulas, is when you have both AND and OR but no parentheses to clarify which should come first. Take the http://kenhamady.com/cru/archives/category/bugs following example: {Orders.Order Amount} > 5000 and
{Customer.Country} <> "USA" or
{Customer.Region} = "CA" If there is a CA order for $2,500, will it meet the criteria? Using the above formula, yes. That is because without any parentheses, the AND takes priority over the OR. So in English this formula means: Return all records that are outside the US and above $5,000. Also return crystal report all records that are in CA regardless of the amount. If I intended that ALL locations were above $5,000 then I need to put parentheses around the OR to tell the report to treat that as one rule. It could look like this: {Orders.Order Amount} > 5000 and
( {Customer.Country} <> "USA" or
{Customer.Region} = "CA" ) A similar thing happens when you include crystal report error an IF THEN ELSE in your selection formula like this: if {?StateParameter} = "ALL"
then True
else {?StateParameter} = {Table.State}
and {Table.Date} in {?DateRange} In this case the AND will combine the DateRange rule with the ELSE. The DateRange parameter will be ignored when you select ALL States. To apply the DateRange in ALL cases you need to put the IF THEN ELSE statement inside a pair of parentheses like this: ( if {?StateParameter} = "ALL"
then True
else {?StateParameter} = {Table.State} )
and {Table.Date} in {?DateRange} Comments (0) |Posted in Bugs and Errors,Formulas Extra characters in PDF export Wednesday 13 July 2016 @ 11:10 pm I had a customer who contacted me to ask why every ‘t' was duplicated in her report. I assumed that the customer was describing duplicate records and was ready to start troubleshooting the joins between tables. What I found, instead was that every letter ‘t' in the text of the report was printing twice whenever the document was exported to PDF. The Crystal preview was not affected. So I did some web research and found that there is a rare glitch that c
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