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    [Resolved] function help Crystal reports

    Hi!

    I am new to Crystal Reports.

    I have used up 2 days to find a resource that explains the different formula functions in Crystal Reports .NET. I have had no luck, and the help sucks big time.

    Example:
    CStr comes in, I think, 4 overloaded versions.
    CStr(x)
    CStr(x, y)
    CStr(x, y, z)
    CStr(x, y, z, w)

    Are we supposed to guess what the argument z stands for?

    I have by trial and error found out that the y argument is the formatstring for the function, but is it up to us to guess what format string syntaxes are allowed?

    I have an inner wish that I just have missed something, that there really is an internal help resource in .NET or something like that. I am going crazy over here. =)

    Can anyopne please point me in the right direction?
    Last edited by Athley; Sep 3rd, 2004 at 05:29 AM.

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    Go to technical support on the crystal descisions website www.crystaldecisions.com
    Mel

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    Forgive my ignorance, but where on that site do I find a full overview of for example the CStr function (what does the different arguments do, what format syntaxes can I use, what syntax do I write to get thousand separators but no decimals....)?

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    I finally found a downloadable chm file on www.crystaldecisions.net that covers what I want.

    Thanks alot for the help.

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    Re: [Resolved] function help Crystal reports

    Thats interesting, how exactly did you find it? I have been searching for something similar but have had some problems finding such documentation.

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