REP-1419 Col name PL/SQLprogram aborted.

Hi,
having a strange problem when using the generate to file option from 'Print Previewer' as follows:
After generating a report - and choosing teh 'Live Previewer', the report runs successfully and we can see the report. But from th live previewer , if we go from File---> Generate to file and choose RTF say...then we get teh following error
'REP-1419 'Column name ': PL/SQLprogram aborted.
we are using reports version 6 and oracle 9i.
And we directly print to printer or directly print to file, it works fine - no errors.
Regards,
Rosalin.

yes on one formula column which looks ok and if we directly print to file 'RTF' format it creates the RTF successfully.
Pl let me know if u need more info.
Thanks!
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