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  • Hi Carlos, There are a few ways to get your key. If you have ICQ you could try contacting UIN:330583994 for your request. Make sure that your spam software isn't stopping that e-mail from being delivered. Also try contacting them via the n…
  • You need to surround what you are passing as a value with quotes. This is from the Programmer's Manual: You should be careful when assigning a string-type values to report variables. For example, the next code will raise exception "unknown v…
  • Hi Carlos, You should try using copy and paste to put the license code in place. You might also go to the website and re-email yourself your keycode again. My code changed from the 3.12 to the 3.14 release and so I had to get my code from the w…
  • I haven't tried working with FastScript much but I have had challenges when I have worked with it. Mostly my problems revolve around variant type conversions like you're finding. If FastScript wasn't a product they sold then I'd suggest using Pa…
  • On page 20 of the programmer's manual they talk about batch printing multiple reports. This may help you with your question. Djangman
  • How would the CSV export look like? Crystal's CSV export is basically a dump of all the fields in the query. Djangman
  • I'm not exactly sure how to do this in Fast Reports but you might look at using the TField.GetText function where you can do that kind of field manipulation.
  • I'm told that the next version of Excel will handle 1,000,000 rows per sheet. And you thought scrolling past your data was bad before...
  • I think you'll see much more activity on the newsgroups.
  • If you are adding up any numbers that have fractional values then you'll always have a chance of having imprecise values. Said another way a computer has no way to store 1/3. At some point it does it's best but you are left with an ugly number. …
  • One suggestion would be to join or concatenate your two fields into one and group on that calculated field. Something like this within your query: Select isManager+isFieldWorkder as MasterGroup,isManager,isFieldWorker From MyTable Group by M…