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    how to avoid over lapping crystal report

    Hi can someone help me how to avoid overlapping crystal report...

    in my case i have subreport under mean report..

    the mean report is general format
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    after the total is the percentage is the sub-report

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    month       writing        reading   total      percentage
    January         1                1          2              20%
    Febuary         2                3          5              50% 
    Marh            1                2          3              30%
    Total           4                6          10            100%
    Percentage      40%             60%         100%

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    Re: how to avoid over lapping crystal report

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    Re: how to avoid over lapping crystal report

    sorry i forgot.. how to solve this issue? please help...

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    Re: how to avoid over lapping crystal report

    Can you explain the problem further? It is not clear what you mean by "avoid overlapping crystal report".

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    Re: how to avoid over lapping crystal report

    In the main report suppress the sections that you don't want, just leave where the subreport is

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    Re: how to avoid over lapping crystal report

    in the sample in post number 1.
    the activities like writing, reading, is movable it can be depending on the user input activity..

    it can be
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    1. month             writing         reading         walking            runing     etc...
    2.   1                    1                 1                   1                   1         1
    3.   2                    1                 1                   1                   1         1

    the percentage value in the left side of the computer is sub-report... if the sub-report is place already into the form it can be it or it is fixed.. now, my problem is as what i've said activity is movable... how can i make it when activity is only 1 the percenatage which is inside sub-report will be movable also is can be always side of the total...even the activity is more than 20 then it will move also... so that is will not overlaped

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    Re: how to avoid over lapping crystal report

    thanks jggtz.... the issue i have is putting the sub-report into the side of mean report... the mean report is growing horizontal and verticalally, vertical is the activity name and horizontal is the count of activity... and the subreport would be display data vertically and permanent... how could i make if the mean report is occupying the place where i put the sub-report... the sub-report move left to the exact space for it to avoid ovelapping...

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    Re: how to avoid over lapping crystal report

    I'll try to explain

    Use the main report only to calculate the totals that you will need inside subreport to do percentage calculations, suppress the section where you print data

    Use the subreport to display ALL the rows and columns and % calculations (you already have the total amount from the main report)

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