on 07-16-2008 3:42 PM
Hello
I have encountered a very annoying problem with my reports when they are being displayed in my Crystal Reports Viewer within my Vb.Net application.
I am using VB.Net 2005 and CR 11.5 release 2.
The problem is that the top level of the Group tree is numeric and it is displayed to two places of decimals. I do not want it to display any places of decimals. Why is it doing this? All of the fields within the report are whole numbers, so I do not know how or why it is doing this. To make it more interesting when viewing the reports outside of the VB.Net app they display properly.
Please help ASAP. I am at my client location and can not figure this out.
Thanks
TMA
The group tree display will follow the default settings, so if you have specified your Group Name in the report to a specific setting, the group tree may not follow it.
You can display a formula as your group tree text, and this will eliminate the problem.
To do so:
- Right click the group header, and choose Group Expert
- Click the options button
- Go to the Options Tab
- Select Customize Group Name Field, and Use a Formula as Group Name
- Click the X-2 button to enter the formula editor
- For the formula, add your field, with the ToText function, ie:
ToText ({table.field} ,0)
That should take care of it.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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