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Protected: Crystal Reports 2013 Tip: Using a Dynamic Array Variable

By Andy Weaver  |  September 12, 2015  |    |   

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Crystal Reports: Set the Default Formula Language

By Sanjay Nasta  |  March 23, 2015  |    |  1

Are you tired of setting the formula language you want to use every time you create a formula? The formula editor will use the Crystal syntax option by default. To change the language, select File > Options and then click the Formula Editor tab. Use the drop-down list at the bottom of the window to select your default formula syntax.

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Crystal Reports: Add a Watermark to Your Report

By Karen Williams  |  November 12, 2013  |    |  4

Watermarks are an excellent way to ensure continued security for your reports. To add a watermark, first copy the image you would like to use to the Page Header section. Select Go to Report > Section Expert. Select the Page Header under Sections, then check Underlay Following Sections on the Common tab. Click OK, and your report will be watermarked!If you would like the watermark to appear on the first page of the report[…]

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Crystal Reports – Prevent an Orphaned Group Header

By Karen Williams  |  February 18, 2008  |    |  1

Interested in Crystal Reports Training? Check out our Course List to view course outlines For more information about Crystal Reports training, please call (512) 794-8440 or please fill out our  Class Information Request Form and we will contact you with more information. In Crystal Reports (CR), when printing or previewing a report, the Group Header displays at the bottom of the page and the group’s records appear on the following[…]

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