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Apr 13th, 2007, 04:42 PM
#1
Thread Starter
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Help me for Weight Conversion in Crystal Reports (8)…
Hello All friends
I have a problem in Crystal Reports.
I have a table of with fields Item, Kg, Grams and data like:
Item | Kg | Grams
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A | 5 | 250
A | 1 | 500
A | 1 | 350
A | 2 | 400
Now when I make the report in Crystal Report 8, it sums up the data as Total KG (5+1+1+2)= 9 and Total Grams (250+500+350+400)= 1500 at the end of the report.
Problem is that if Grams are >=1000 then it must add 1 to the Total Kg and Grams = Grams-1000.
But I don’t know that how can I do this in Crystal Report. I tried to add a formula field but don’t know the correct syntax of writing formulas in Crystal Report 8.
So please help me that how can I place the correct totals at the end of the report after calculating the weights.
I will be very thankful to you all. I need it very urgent please.
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Apr 27th, 2007, 01:40 PM
#2
PowerPoster
Re: Help me for Weight Conversion in Crystal Reports (8)…
I would create 2 formulas; 1 for the grams and 1 for the kgs. Do your normal ttals, but make them invisible (suppressed). You rformauls for the grams would be
if {your subtotal of grams} >= 1000 then
{subtotal of grams} - 1000
your formula for the Kgs would be
if {your subtotal of grams} >= 1000 then
{subtotal of kgs} + 1
Use the formulas as your totals.
I think this should give you the direction, if the syntax is not entirely correct.
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May 11th, 2007, 12:24 AM
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Addicted Member
Re: Help me for Weight Conversion in Crystal Reports (8)…
You take grand total of two fields in for example group footer section. In group fotter u make two forumlas and dont display that total field and then give ur logic of greater then thouse so subtract one or so.
You can ge the result easily.
Thanks and Regards,
Muhammad Abbas
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