Crosstab: How to define margin size and hide a resuming field

Post Author: jef.zapata
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
Hi,I've work a lot on how I can optimize space between my fields in crosstable, and now I want to decrease margin size (removing margin totally make the display of my field horrible!). How can I do that?Secondly, I want to use a resuming field to define the sorting of my group field. This kind of sorting is working very well, but I want to hide the resuming field, not only supress the value, but totally hiding the field without loosing space, because I've got another resuming field that I want to display. Is it possible?Thanks a lot! Jef----
Using Crystal Report XI, on Release 2

Hi Suman,
if your problem is to avoid null pointer exception for EVS, before executing RFC you can check (wdContext.node<EVS>.current<EVS>element!=null). then you can populate a message for warning the user to enter EVS field.
and stop executing RFC.
thanks
Siva

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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by wang haitao ([email protected]):
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