I have a report like this:
I want to hide some example values of 2 and 4
Also, I do not want my report to display in this format:
I want to be displayed in this format:
How do I do it?
instance of my report in visual studio:
write a supress condition for 2 and 4.
Assuming you have placed in details section:
go to supress part of the Crystal Report.
if (column=name2) or (column=name4)
then true
else false
let me know if this not your requirement.
Edit................................................................................
You have two options:
Create 100 detail sections and supress the detail section that is not necessary.
Create 100 formulas and by using If Else condtions write 100 columns in each formula and create parameter for selection of which columns need to be displayed and by using that parameter control the display of values.
if({parameter}="name") //first formula
then "name"
else if ({parameter}="family")
then "family"
..
..
..
This way create 100 formulas...control the display.
Related
I'm using rdlc files to generate pdf files.
What I basically want to do to is to display the data of my data set on two "synchronized" tables.
The image below represents the result I would like to obtain:
The image represents one page of the pdf, on which the data is group by a certain attribute of the dataset.
Please tell me if any clarification is needed, it's hard for me to explain clearly.
How can i do that with 2 tables as a single object?
I managed to do this with a Tablix as the container. Add two lines of header and add another two Tablix to each cell of header with data. You cannot use Data row, you have to remove it. You can add a Tablix to a cell with drag and drop.
In the end, you will have something like :
Probably something alike can be achieved with subreports, but I'm not familiar with them.
EDIT:
Added screenshot
I believe this is what you want to see. 1 column, 3 rows Tablix. In Cells(1,1) and (3,1) you have other Tablix objects that you can customize.
I have two tablix in RDLC report,
Tablix2
Tablix3
Tablix2 have 3 rows
Row 1 is used to Show Tablix Header
Row 2 is used to Show Data
Row 3 Containing Tablix3
Here is Design of both Tablixs
My Aim is hidden Tablix3 when there is no data passed to tablix.
Here is Runtime Image without hiding Tablix3
In above Image There is only one detail record for first Purchase no so it will display in RDLC but other purchase No have not details so that will be hidden.
To Hiding Tablix 3 I am using below code in Tablix3 Properties ==> Visibility ==> Show or hide base on an expression Section.
=IIF(IsNothing(Fields!DataColumn9.Value),"False","True")
but when I run RDLC it's giving me Error
the hidden expression for the tablix ‘tablix3’ returned a data type
that is not valid
I also tried
=IIF(Len(Fields!DataColumn9.Value) > 0 ,"True","False")
as well as also changed values "True","False" to 0 and 1, but still same Error
I tried a lot but failed to find out where I am wrong
using this I solved my problem
=IIF(IsNothing(Fields!DataColumn9.Value),True,False)
In visibility Property it needs boolean value and I was passing string values so that was a Error
i use 2 box in section 3 in crystal report. but in run time, between rows, show space.!
titles in box1, and result info in the box2.in box2, for every rows, between rows ,is made space.
how to remove distance between rows in table in crystal report?
Do one thing in report : Right click on section and suppress or set fit to section option.
Your report should be like this.
how to hide columns in crystal report at run time?
thanks for any suggistions.
Option 1: use conditional-suppression logic to hide/show redundant fields
Use a parameter field to drive the suppression formulae for the desired fields.
If you want to eliminate blank spaces between fields, then you'll need to stack the fields on top of each other and suppress them appropriately. In your example, column 2 would contain field2 and field3 (both suppressed) and column 3 would contain field2 and field3 (both suppressed). The suppression logic, in your example, would continue to suppress both fields in column 2, but would show field3 in column 2 (field2 in column 2 would still be suppressed).
Option 2: use 'placeholder' formula field
Each column of data that could be suppressed would be a formula field. Each formula field would use SELECT CASE logic to choose the desired field to display. A 'hidden' field would simply return a null value. Your SELECT CASE logic would be written to ensure that values are filled from left to right. The formatting will need to be done in the formula rather than on the formula field itself.
Option 3: use the SDK to dynamically-change the report.
Use the CR .Net SDK or the older CRAXDRT API to dynamically-modify the columns' visibility and positioning.
If you use this option, however, your deployment options will be more restricted.
You could use parameters (which values can be set during runtime) and use them on the objects' suppress formula.
just for sharing I found a great and simple article at
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/Dynamic_Crystal_Report.aspx
that using parameters in crystal report to dynamically load data from a database into Crystal Report and show specifying which field (Columns of a particular table) should be displayed in the repor according to user choice.
Dani.
i have database that connect to crystal report.
i have only one field.
how i can print this field in 2 column
ex:
col1 ---- clo2
1 --------- 4
2 --------- 5
3 --------- 6
thank's in advance
if the value of the column is int you can do it with select from database like this
SELECT
case WHEN value / 2 = 0 THEN value ELSE null END AS col1,
case WHEN value / 2 = 1 THEN value ELSE null END AS col2
FROM table
If i haven't understand the problem please explain more. Also you can bind crystal reports to ADO .Net dataset then you can do this split in you code using a loop.
Best Regards,
Iordan
To create a multiple-column report:
1.Open the report you want to format with multiple columns.
2.On the Report menu, click Section Expert.
3.In the Section Expert, highlight Details, and then select Format with Multiple Columns.
A Layout tab is added to the Section Expert.
4.Click the Layout tab and set the Width you want your column to be.
Keep in mind the width of your paper when deciding your column width. For example, if you have three fields in your Details section, and they take up four inches of space, limit the width of the column to under four and a half inches so that all the field information can be seen.
5.Set the Horizontal and/or Vertical gap you want to maintain between each record in your column.
6.In the Printing Direction area, choose a direction.
7.If the report you're formatting contains grouping, select Format Groups with multiple column.
8.Click OK.
When you preview the report, you'll see that the field headers appear only for the first column. To have field headers for the second column, insert a text object.