WebOct 14, 2024 · User-614943948 posted I am using Crystal Reports 9.0, I want to split the string into 2 in a formula. The split should be based on special character. Example: "Address1^Address2" Now I want to split this in such a way that Address1 and Address 2 should be in 2 different formulas. The character ... · User-578610739 posted There is so … WebDec 21, 2009 · Solution 1. On the 'Field Explorer' create a formula field by right clicking 'Formula Fields' and clicking 'New'. Open your formula field by double clicking it and then …
Crystal (or Basic) Formula to Split a String Data Field
http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/Forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=263 WebOct 7, 2024 · User286910929 posted Hi ... I have The following structure in my crystal report Qty Rate 5 2,4,6 10 1,5,20 I need like this in my crystal report Qty Rate Amount Total 5 2,4,6 10, · User1224194097 posted It could be complicated to do the math via formulas in the Crystal Report. Try Splitting the value in select query and calculate the … ctrl d in excel for rows
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WebResolution. 1) Use ChrW () function. ChrW () function returns a single character and when 10 is passed as a parameter, it returns a ‘carriage return’. It can be used like {Field_1} & ChrW (10) & {Field_2} For example: Create a report using Xtreme sample database with Customer table. WebDec 21, 2009 · Solution 1. On the 'Field Explorer' create a formula field by right clicking 'Formula Fields' and clicking 'New'. Open your formula field by double clicking it and then write your code something like following. 'formula' will return the result to the field. You can figure out the 'Crystal Syntax' by looking at crystal reports help. WebDec 14, 2014 · Split(Split ({Results;1.StringValue}, Chr(13) + Chr(10))[1], ':')[1] else ""; Line2 formula like: stringVar array Size := Split({Results;1.StringValue},Chr(13) + … earth\u0027s atmosphere in miles