I want an out put with crystal report XI facign difficulty, if some one can guide me. Thanks in advance.
ID Student Name <<Subjects>> ..... ... Sum Column DB Col1 DB Col2
1 -- xyz ---- Mks Obt. . ....... 90% --- 50 --- 40
2 -- abc ---- Mks Obt. . ....... 80% --- 60 --- 55
ID, Name is cross-tab row fields, and Subject is column field
I am unable to repeat the subjects in cloumns along with multiple summary & DB Columns.
Also I want to group the report on different classes.
Can I play with the Cross tab layout to adjust the columns & repeating frames like it is possible in Oracle Report Builder........Try to find at http://supports/businessobjects.com
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Monday, March 19, 2012
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Crystal Report Problem
Please guide me..
I have a form which has a button on it. when clicked it opens up a Crystal Report, designed in Crytsal Report 10.0.
The source of the data for the report is an .xsd file, which basically resides in my C:\INETPUB\WWWROOT\<app name>\ directory.
The application runs fine on my machine.
when the whole of the code is deployed to some other machine and executed, the report again looks for the .xsd file in the
C:\INETPUB\WWWROOT\<app name>\ which is different this time, and thus results in an error.
How can this be solved...The data source obviously has to be available to wherever you're trying to run the report from. I'd suggest putting the file in a shared place on the network so that all machines running the report can access it using the same address.
I have a form which has a button on it. when clicked it opens up a Crystal Report, designed in Crytsal Report 10.0.
The source of the data for the report is an .xsd file, which basically resides in my C:\INETPUB\WWWROOT\<app name>\ directory.
The application runs fine on my machine.
when the whole of the code is deployed to some other machine and executed, the report again looks for the .xsd file in the
C:\INETPUB\WWWROOT\<app name>\ which is different this time, and thus results in an error.
How can this be solved...The data source obviously has to be available to wherever you're trying to run the report from. I'd suggest putting the file in a shared place on the network so that all machines running the report can access it using the same address.
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