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ssweeney
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Quote ssweeney Replybullet Topic: Multiple column supressing
    Posted: 22 Aug 2007 at 1:08pm
i currently have a subreport that has the following look
 
name______                   Name__________
 
Name______                  Name________
 
i have each line on a seperate details.  I am supressing detail b (second line) if count of sum is >2.
 
works if i get two names.  it looks like this
 
name George                   name shawn
 
name______                   Name_______
 
I need the extra lines on forms for someone to fill in.
 
If i get three then i get only three name fields instead of 4.  I will always need four. 
 
This is situated to be formated with columns so i can get all names on the list.
 
Suggestions to see 4 when i only have one name and 3?  When i have one i get
 
name  shawn
 
name _________
 
 
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Quote bliddel Replybullet Posted: 05 Sep 2007 at 7:36am
I'm such a newbie that I have never even seen Crystal reports.  However, if I needed to do this in MS Access, I'd use a calculated field something like this:  Iif([Name] is Null, "_______",[Name]) and forget all about suppression of columns.  
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Quote wattsjr Replybullet Posted: 05 Sep 2007 at 10:52am
Without knowing the source of the names, I can't guarentee that this will work.  But if each of the names is stored in a separate database field (ie. Signee1,Signee2 etc.) in the same record, then the following should work for you.
 
1. Create a Formula for each Name. (ie. Signee-1, Signee-2)
2. Adapt the following formula to fit your database naming conventions for all 4 formulas:
  
   If IsNull(Signee1)
      Then "Name: _________"
      Else "Name: " + TrimRight(Signee1) 
 
3.  In you report detail you would have:
 
             @Signee-1        @Signee-2
             @Signee-3        @Signee-4
 
I hope that this works for you.
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