I have a crystal report that prints school report cards. I need to add a flag on this condition where if the student didn't pay his tuition the report card wouldn't print and an error message will pop out instead...
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I have a crystal report that prints school report cards. I need to add a flag on this condition where if the student didn't pay his tuition the report card wouldn't print and an error message will pop out instead...
You would really do this in the application that manages the data. How are reports kicked off? Generally Crystal Reports are called from an application.
That report is generated from a software called student management system which is SQL based.. I use crystal reports to create reports requested... That is why I was wondering if such flags can be created inside Crystal Reports...
Thanks for your help!
You might be able to create a calculated field that counts the number of records and produces a message if zero. But I'm really not sure if that will work.
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Originally Posted by shousha
Not knowing what fields you are pulling in your report, you can get a error message to show up by using a formula field and suppressing the data when the formula field is true.
I would imagine that you should have a field that tells if tution has been paid and then you could base your formula off that field.
Hope this points you in the right direction.
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