Cross Tab calculation in Individual column-Crystal Report
Hi experts
I am preparing a report in Crystal report 2008. Report template is Cross Tab.
Structure of report is
Cardname-Row, DocType-Columnd, DocTotal-Summarize field.
Result of this report is
IN(Invoice) RC(Incoming Payment) Total
XYZ 1000 -500 500
ABC 2000 -1000 1000
Total 3000 -1500 1500
I have inserted a column using calculated member. I want to Calculate in that column with BP opening balance
eg. OCRD.Balance-DocTotal when I do this it give first value to all column rows, i.e (consider XYZ opng Balance is 1500, I have calculate month opening balance which meance Current Opening Balance-Current month Order bookings=Month opening balance)
IN(Invoice) RC(Inc Pmt) Total Opng Balance
XYZ 1000 -500 500 500
ABC 2000 -1000 1000 500
Total 3000 -1500 1500 500
I want to calculate Opng Balance for each CardName but it gives first Customers opning balance to all customers.
Give me solution.
Thanks in Advance
Hi
I think you can do calculation based on the formula .On the cross tab ,there is :
X -selection - row
Y - selection -column
Z - summary
You can also use formula on cross tab to do that function and insert into summary section .
Hope this helps .
Bishal
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I have a matrix report which displays in text except it continues to displays columns on a new header as the numberof columns are dynamic
In the text report it displays lke this. Columns are the period. if its more than 5 columns it goes into the next header.
The number of columns are dynamic.
Current output
Period May-08 June-08 July-08 Aug-08 Sep-08.
company Acct Category
1201 23232 test1 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777
23245 test2 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777
1202 223232 test13 120..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.77
23245 test23 110..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777
Period Oct-08 Nov-08
company Acct Category
1201 23232 test1 10..0 20.02
23245 test2 10..0 20.02
1202 223232 test13 120..0 20.02
23245 test23 110..0 20.02
Desired output
Period May-08 June-08 July-08 Aug-08 Sep-08... .... ... oct-08
company Acct Category
1201 23232 test1 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777 20.02
23245 test2 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777 20.02
1202 223232 test13 120..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.77 20.02
23245 test23 110..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777 20.02
How to display in this format continously in Cross tab Template.
Could someone helpHi
My xml dta file is not similar to yours though. I dont know why i am getting like this. The staring xml codes in bold are unsual
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<G_ACCT>
<ACCT>791010</ACCT>
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Hi All,
I'm developing a cross tab report.. my sample xml file is
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<ROWSET>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
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<NOTE_DATE>12</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Call - Back Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>11</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Call - Back Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>14</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Call - Back Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>112</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Call - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>121</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Call - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
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</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
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<DD_CODE>Call - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
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</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
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<DD_CODE>Call - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>111</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Site Visit - Back Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>11</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
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</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
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<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
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</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Site Visit - Back Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>111</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Site Visit - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>1432</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Site Visit - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>112</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Site Visit - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>121</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Site Visit - Monitoring</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>123</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Visit - WDE Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>123</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Visit - WDE Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>1321</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Visit - WDE Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>1312</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<NAME>Product</NAME>
<DATE>2008-05-01T00:00:00.000-05:00</DATE>
<TYPE_CODE></TYPE_CODE>
<MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>1</MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE>
<DD_CODE>Visit - WDE Office</DD_CODE>
<NOTE_DATE>211</NOTE_DATE>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
If I use the cross tab wizard ...I'm get the following output..
-------------Call - Back Office-------Call - Monitoring-------Site Visit - Back Office-------Site Visit -Monitoring-----Visit - WDE Office
product 12 121 11 1432 123
but I'm looking for output like...
-------------Call - Back Office-----Call - Monitoring------Site Visit - Back Office------Site Visit -Monitoring-------Visit - WDE Office
product-------12 11 14 112-----------121 122 131 111----------11 143 122 111------------------1432 112 121 123 ---------123 1321 1312 211The numbers under each column are dynamic ..I might be getting 2,3,4..(In this case all are four)...I looked at the below link but it had static 2 repeating columns..but in my case the repeating columns are unknown...
http://winrichman.blogspot.com/2008/09/crosstab-with-multiple-repeating.html
Is is possible to build a cross tab like that..?
Thanks in Advance..Hi..
Thanks alot for your time..
can I e-mail you my actual xml file..? becuase if there are multiple rows(multiple <?NAME?>)...the column headers(DD_CODE) are repeating for every row(<?NAME?>)..also is it possible to get each NOTE_DATE in a cell(here all the NOTE_DATE are displaying in a table)....
present output...
-------------Call - Back Office-----Call - Monitoring------Site Visit - Back Office------Site Visit -Monitoring-------Visit - WDE Office
product-------12 11 14 112-----------121 122 131 111----------11 143 122 111------------------1432 112 121 123 ---------123 1321 1312 211
-------------Call - Back Office-----Call - Monitoring------Site Visit - Back Office------Site Visit -Monitoring-------Visit - WDE Office
product1-------11 15 13 12-----------00 111 132 444----------12 434 123 171------------------1832 162 221 124 ---------143 1231 1311 241
looking for output like..
-------------Call - Back Office-----Call - Monitoring------Site Visit - Back Office------Site Visit -Monitoring-------Visit - WDE Office
product-------12 11 14 112-----------121 122 131 111----------11 143 122 111------------------1432 112 121 123 ---------123 1321 1312 211
product1-------11 15 13 12-----------00 111 132 444----------12 434 123 171------------------1832 162 221 124 ---------143 1231 1311 241Thanks in Advance... -
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Post Author: sher
CA Forum: Crystal Reports
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Hello All
I am needing some help with a Cross Tab in CR2008.
My Cross Tab look as follows:
Rows______________Columns
......................................Fiscal Year
Account Number...........Summarized Field (Value Field)
The report spans three Fiscal Years but not all accounts have three Fiscal Years worth of data so some Cross tabs start 2009, 2008, 2007, Some report 2008 and 2007, Some just 2007 (and other variations). To get my cross tab working correctly I need to create a formula that get the CurrentColumnIndex based upon the Fiscal Year. e.g. If columnd header = 2009 column index = 0.
Can anyone advise how I would go about this?
Thanks
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one of those options should be (Command)
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Plz tell me how to limit columns in Cross Tab.I have many columns which go on and even are not visible for Scroll and neither in another page
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Display two different column types in cross tab
I am using Cross Tab template in crystal XI and I have to show two different column types one is of type int and other is of type string. Below is the format of the report
AmountGiven Amount Spent Attended
Mike 5000 3000 Yes
Steve 200 200 No
Is there a way I can do this showing "yes" or "no" in the third column???
Thanks...Hi
If you are trying to show "yes" or "no" for a column value in a cross tab, then yes we can try using a formula for it.
I would suggest you 2 ways that you can try at your end:
1.
a) Create a formula in the cross tab expert and write your condition.
for eg: if Sum({Orders.Order amount}) > 5000 then "yes" else "no"
b) Then select that formula in the summarized fields in cross tab expert and change the summary to MODE.
c) You can see the "yes" and "no" Within the same box.
2.
a) Add a field to the colums in the cross tab expert.
b) A column gets inserted in the cross tab.
c) Right click the field and select format field.
d) Go to Common tab and write a formula for the display string.
e) Write the condition in that formula.
f) You can see a new column with the expected values.
Hope this helps you..
Please revert incase of any queries.
Regards
Pradeep Hulke -
Cross Tab with Calculated Member Fails in BO Enterprise
Hello,
I have a report (Crystal Reports 2008) that I created using a cross tab, with a calculated member field. This report runs fine on my desktop, but fails when published to Crystal Enterprise (Server 2008).
When scheduled, the instance history states Crystal Reports: Print Engine Error
When I remove the calculated member from the cross tab, it runs fine.
Has anyone come across this and if so, how did you resolve it? I believe this is a brand new feature in Crystal Reports 2008 - is it not supposed within Enterprise?
Thank you for your assistance.Root Cause: I had built my report in Crystal Reports 2008 on the latest Service Pack/Fix Packs (which addressed the issue of calculated member). My Crystal Reports SERVER 2008 was on a lower version.
I opened a message with SAP support and they were unable to tell me how to apply service packs to my Server. They then pretty much abandoned my question, so below is what I came up with on my own to fix the issue.
There are no specific service packs/ hot fixes for Crystal Reports SERVER 2008, so I had to:
1) install Crystal Reports V0 on my CRS 2008 machine
2)Install all Service Pack/Fix Packs available for Crystal Reports 2008 (even SP1, even though all SAP documentation tells you not to do this, it is required before you can install SP2)
3) Reboot Server
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Cross tab column headers display on all pages
I made a Crystal Report with a cross tab which displays all details. In the cross tab I have 6 columns with details about the data displayed in the last 2 columns. The headers of these columns are only displayed on the first page but not on other pages. How can I add column headers to all pages? Thank you.
Column headings should be repeated automatically, row headings can be repeated by
1.right-clicking on the row header
2. select Row options
3. .select Repeat Labels on Page break
or, when I just reviewed it in the help section it says:
"When you create a Cross-Tab that is wider or longer than the specified page size, the program automatically spans the printing across enough pages to accommodate the size of the Cross-Tab. In the Preview tab, a line will appear at each page break. For ease in reading, column headings will be repeated on subsequent pages. Row headings can also be repeated using the Keep Columns Together option.
To repeat row labels
Right-click the blank top-left area of the Cross-Tab and select Cross-Tab Expert from the shortcut menu.
The Cross-Tab Expert appears.
Click the Customize Style tab.
Select the Repeat Row Labels check box, if desired.
Crystal Reports lets you designate report objects that don't expand horizontally, such as text objects, field objects, OLE objects, charts, maps, lines, boxes, and so on, to be repeated on each additional horizontal page that a Cross-Tab creates. For more information, see Repeating report objects on horizontal pages." -
Need a multi-level control break report displaying a cross-tab for each ...
I need a multi-level control break report that displays a cross-tab report for each
detail and subtotal. The individual cross-tabs are no problem. There are two issues:
1) How to get many cross-tabs (thousands) to appear in one report.
2) How to provide cross-tabs in-line on the multi-level subtotal lines.
Here is a concrete example.
Suppose the data base contains this table:
road (
id_number number, -- this is an artificial PK
city varchar2,
county varchar2,
state varchar2,
length number,
owner varchar2, -- roads may be owned by cities, counties, states, and others
surface_type varchar2 -- the surface type may be gravel, asphalt, concrete, and others
The table is populated with several million records that include every
length of road in a US city.
It is OK to suppose that all the attributes in all the records are not null.
Without the PK, there would be millions of duplicates,
which should all contribute to the summed lengths.
The report I need is like a control break report with a detail line for each
city together with subtotals for each county and state and
a grand total for the US at the end.
However, each detail and total line needs to be a cross-tab report
summing the length over the city, county, state or US
(whichever is called for at that location)
for each combination of owner and surface_type.
so the report would have the following structure:
a city cross-tab for the first city in county 1/state 1
a city cross tab for the last city in county 1/state 1
a cross-tab for count 1
a city cross tab for the first city in county 2/state 1
a city cross tab for the last city in county 2/state 1
a cross tab for state 1
a cross-tab for the US
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
This problem comes up because my client's legacy system,
which is being replaced,
already has such a report (in COBOL).
Thanks!!!
Steve
PS, I know one ugly way to do it. Namely, make a variable for each
possible combination of owner and surface. Then code an ordinary control
break report. However, I am looking for something better.Hi Jenna_Fire,
According to your description, you have a matrix contains total for each group on each level. Now your requirement is, when you click on any number (data field or total), it will go to the detail report which returns all the detail information of the people
within the group scope. For example, if you click on the total of Active users in United States, it will return the detail information of Active users in New York and Texas. Right?
In this scenario, we should set the parameter (@Country, @State, @City) allow multiple values in both main and detail report. And in Default Value (@Country, @State, @City), query out all distinct values. In the textbox which contains
those total values, when set use these parameters to run the report, we only need to pass the parameters of parent groups. For example, if we click on the total of Active users in New York, we only need to pass Country, State, Status to detail report, and
in the detail report, the City parameter will use all distinct values (Default Values) because we don't pass the City parameter. We have tested this case with sample data in our local environment. Here are steps and screenshots for your reference:
1. Create parameter Country, State, City and Status in both main report and detail report. Set both Available Value and Default Value get values from query (Create a dataset for each parameter, use "select distinct [column] from [table]" as query). Set allow
multiple values for parameter Country, State and City in both reports.
2. In corresponding textbox, pass appropriate parameters in go to report Action.
4. Filter data in detail report (in where clause or using filters).
5. Save and preview. It looks like below:
Reference:
Using Parameters to Connect to Other Reports
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou -
Drill down of manual cross tab reports with Multi variable subreports
I tried to make a subreport by setting the hyperlink on the group sum of a manual crosstab (http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=1219) by setting Hyperlink to another report object.
The documentation said I should copy and paste the name of the report object in the sub report over into the field in the primary report. As I don' t really know what a report object is this failed. Further I found some code in a sample report to deal with subreports that have multiple parameters. The code was unbelievable; it couldn't be right. So, how do I link my subreports to my reports by passing two parameters to the subreports that represent the row and column label of a given sum.
Further what are the fields in the hyperlink another report object from for:
Select from: //do they want a query here?
Report title: //The don't let you type in this
Object Name: //This seems elective
Data Context:// No clue on this either
Thanks for any help you can provide
p.s. This forum doesn't seem to use traditional bit codeThanks for the reply. I looked through those samples and other samples. The two cross tab samples I could find were CtossTab and Inventory CrossTab. Neither has a hyperlink to a sub report and I believe those were actual cross tabs, not manual crosstabs. When I scoured the web for an answer, all I could find was what was linked. This is going 20 pages deep on google.
Crystal crosstabs are 98% better than the excel power pivot or pivot table. However, with Excel, you can drill down to the details automatically. With crosstabs you can't. I was hoping to replicate this by making each summary in the manual cross tab a hyperlink to a sub report that filters the details based on the row and column just as excel does. There is no sample for this.
Oh yes, I'm using CR XI -
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We are trying to convert our reports from crystal 10 to crystal 2008. Reports that contain cross tabs will not execute in crystal 2008. We are getting a report application failed error. Has anyone encountered this? What is the fix?
I did notice that in a formula I am using in the Summarized Fields section I have a Next() on a field that I am trying to compare the next record with the current record. If I take that Next() out, the cross tab will work. Why would using this cause me problems?
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Issue with passing parameters through Java-JSP in a report with cross tab
Can anyone tell me, if there's a bug in Java SDK in passing the parameters to a report (rpt file) that has a cross tab in it ?
I hava report that works perfectly fine
with ODBC through IDE and also through browser (JSP page)
(ii) with JDBC in CR 2011 IDE
the rpt file has a cross tab and accpts two parameters.
When I run the JDBC report through JSP the parameters are never considered. The same report works fine when I remove the cross tab and make it a simple report.
I have posted this to CR SDK forum and have not received any reply. This have become a blocker and because of this our delivery has been postponed. We are left with two choices,
Re-Write the rpt files not to have cross-tabs - This would take significant effort
OR
(ii) Abandon the crystal solution and try out any other java based solutions available.
I have given the code here in this forum posting..
CR 2011 - JDBC Report Issue in passing parameters
TIA
DRG
TIA
DRGMr.James,
Thank you for the reply.
As I stated earlier, we have been using the latest service pack (12) when I generated the log file that is uploaded earlier.
To confirm this further, I downloaded the complete eclipse bundle from sdn site and reran the rpt files. No change in the behaviour and the bug is reproducible.
You are right about the parameters, we are using {?@Direction} is: n(1.0)
{?@BDate} is: dt(d(1973-01-01),t(00:00:00.453000000)) as parameters in JSP and we get 146 records when we directly execute the stored procedure. The date and the direction parameter values stored in design time are different. '1965-01-01' and Direction 1.
When we run the JSP page, The parameter that is passed through the JSP page, is displayed correctly on the right top of the report view. But the data that is displayed in cross tab is not corresponding to the date and direction parameter. It corresponds to 1965-01-01 and direction 1 which are saved at design time.
You can test this by modifying the parameter values in the JSP page that I sent earlier. You will see the displayed data will remain same irrespective of the parameter.
Further to note, Before each trial run, I modify the parameters in JSP page, build them and redeploy so that caching does not affect the end result.
This behaviour, we observe on all the reports that have cross-tabs. These reports work perfectly fine when rendered through ODBC-ActiveX viewer and the bug is observable only when ran through Java runtime library. We get this bug on view, export and print functionalities as well.
Additionally we tested the same in
With CR version 2008 instead of CR 2011.
(ii) Different browsers ranging from IE 7 through 9 and FF 7.
The complete environment and various softwares that we used for this testing are,
OS : XP Latest updates as on Oct 2011.
App Server: GlassFish Version 3 with Java version 1.6 and build 21
Database server ; SQL Server 2005. SP 3 - Dev Ed.
JTds JDBC type 4 driver version - 1.2.5 from source forge.
Eclipse : Helios along with crystal libraries directly downloaded from SDN site.
I am uploading the log file that is generated when rendering the rpt for view in IE 8
Regards
DRG -
Cross-Tab in multiple columns on same page rather than on multiple pages
I have a report that shows temperature readings and the date/time of the reading in a cross tab as a part of a report. The amount of readings causes the cross-tab to take up multiple pages. What I would like to do is set the cross tab to appear three or four times on the same page before going to the next page to reduce the number of pages in my report. Any ideas on how I can do this?
This is what I have:
Page 1:
Date/Time1 | Temp1
Date/Time2 | Temp2
Date/Time3 | Temp3
Date/Time4 | Temp4
Page 2:
Date/Time5 | Temp5
Date/Time6 | Temp6
Date/Time7 | Temp7
Date/Time8 | Temp8
What I want is:
Page 1
Date/Time1 | Temp1..............Date/Time5 | Temp5..............Date/Time9 | Temp9
Date/Time2 | Temp2..............Date/Time6 | Temp6..............Date/Time10 | Temp10
Date/Time3 | Temp3..............Date/Time7 | Temp7..............Date/Time11 | Temp11
Date/Time4 | Temp4..............Date/Time8 | Temp8..............Date/Time12 | Temp12
Page 2
Date/Time13 | Temp17............Date/Time21 | Temp21............Date/Time25 | Temp25
Date/Time14 | Temp18............Date/Time22 | Temp22............Date/Time26 | Temp26
Date/Time15 | Temp19............Date/Time23 | Temp23............Date/Time27 | Temp27
Date/Time16 | Temp20............Date/Time24 | Temp24............Date/Time28 | Temp28hello,
Don's suggestion of creating a "mock cross tab" is a good one.
you can also try this Multiple Columns formatting idea if you wish:
1) create a new report
2) create a group on your date field
3) put a summary on your Temp field and move it into the group header of the group
4) suppress the details section and the group footer
5) right click on the details section header in the design mode and choose Section Expert
6) in the Common tab, choose Format With Multiple Columns
7) in the Layout tab, choose a Width of about 2.66"
8) choose Down Then Across for Printing Directions
9) choose Format Groups With Multiple Columns
10) bring this new report into your existing report as a subreport
jamie
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