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‘No matching records', when a report does not contain data. Unfortunately, Crystal Reports does not have a function to easily identify this state. Fortunately, this functionality can be approximated by building a formula that manually counts crystal report windows forms viewer error the records. This formula, excuted during the report's ‘WhileReadingRecords' phase, will increment a
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Global variable. To work correctly, this formula will need to reside in the report's Details section. To build a report crystal report error codes that uses this functionality, follow these steps: Create a formula named ‘Records'. Set the formula's text to be: //Excute this formula as records are read into the report WhileReadingRecords; //define a variable that
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is available throughout the 'main' report Global Numbervar Records; //increment the variable Records:=Records+1; Place this field in the report's Details section. Suppress the field by checking ‘Suppress' check box on the Format Editor's Common tab. Create a new Page Header section by right-clicking the Page Header section and choose ‘Insert Section Below' from the context menu. Right-click the newly-created Page Header and choose ‘Section Expert…' from crystal report error the string is non numeric the context menu. Check the ‘Underlay Following Sections' checkbox. Click the Conditional-Formula Editory button to the right of the ‘Suppress' checkbox. Set the formula's text to: //If the field isn't null, suppress the section; the field will only be null when //the report does not contain data. Not(Isnull({@Records})) Add a Text Object to the report containing the desired message. Place the Text Object in the newly-created Page Header section. Test the report. Report with Data Report without Data Sample Report This entry was posted in Business Objects Enterprise, Crystal Reports, Technique and tagged Business Objects, Crystal Reports, Technique on August 28, 2007 by Craig Buchanan. Post navigation ← Crystal Reports: Common Files Directories Crystal Reports: Array_Contains() Function → 5 thoughts on “Crystal Reports: Display a Message When Report Has No Data” ErTR October 17, 2011 at 16:57 Great article. But I can't figure it out yet how can i make invisible the first header(section with columns in it) when there is no data? Thanks for pure info. ErTR October 17, 2011 at 17:06 Oh i've find out now: i checked the "hide" checkbox of first header on section expert. Then i write this for formula: Is
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Currently Being Moderated Similar to this post: Error message that says "No Error" from CR Viewer, I have just crystal report error load report failed upgraded by Application to .net 4.0 and Crystal Reports 2010. The report viewer works fine the first time a report is loaded, but when I change the parameters on the report, http://www.cogniza.com/wordpress/2007/08/28/crystal-reports-display-a-message-when-report-has-no-data/ and put the updated report back into the report viewer, I get the message shown above. The report does not change its parameters and the updated report is not displayed. The code in question is setting the date parameters for the report. The user can select new date parameters from the form that encloses the report viewer. The code subclasses the Report Object https://scn.sap.com/thread/3513082 code to add additional functions through interfaces. The IDateRange interface provides a starting and ending date range for the report using a property on the report class as follows: Public Property EndingDate() As Date Implements IDateRange.EndingDate Get Return _endingDate End Get Set(ByVal value As Date) _endingDate = value Me.SetParameterValue("EndingDate", value) End Set End PropertyIn addition, the immediate Window shows the following message:A first chance exception of type 'System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException' occurred in CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.dllThe code in the Report Viewer looks like this, see line marked in blue for when pop-up appears:'''
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Reports - No Records Error / SplashScreen September 16, 2011 NotesOnBizI Admin Leave a comment Go to comments There isn’t much more confusing for an end user than facing a blank screen, with no idea if the screen has loaded, caused an error, or frozen. When writing crystal reports its important to understand that returning no records is a possibility in a lot of cases and this must be effectively communicated with the user on-screen. No Records Splash Scren Crystal Reports By default, crystal will not display a no records splash screen or display any error messages. It will simply display your Report Header and page headers and the details will be left blank. This could possibly cause issues for the users as they will no be sure as to whether no records have been returned on if there was some sort of error. In order to create a crystal Report No Records Splash screen, we need to create a report header which will display a message, should no records be returned by the query. If you have an existing report header such as our fictional “No. Of Products Per Site Report” - you simply create a second report header. Right Click on Report Header in design view and select “insert section below”. This will create a section called “report header b”. This will contain the message you wish the user to see should no records be returned. We now want to suppress this section of report so that it only displays when we have no records. Right Click on our “Report Header b” and select “selection expert”. On the common tab, select the formula editor for Suppress (No Drilldown). In the formula put the following formula count({Table1.Field1}) <> 0 Ensure that the suppress checkbox is not checked. See image below. The red Mark on the forumla box shows that a forumla is enetered in the supression criteria. This formula will mean that the header will not be displayed if the count of your record field does not equal 0 records. Page Header. You will also probably want to hide your column headings if there are no records. To do this, again go to the “selection expert” and tick the “Suppress (No Drill-Down) checkbox and then click on the formula button and enter. if isnull(