CR10 and .net - Print Detail Section x Times

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walker

Hello,

I'm using CR10 Developers Edition and VB.net to create some reports.

I have a DetailSection that I would like to print 'x' number of times
based on a value in a referenced table.

Is this possible, if so how?

Thanks,
James Walker, Jr.
 
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Duane Hookom

Does this question have anything to do with Access Reports? If you were
using Access, there are a number of people here who could give you an
answer.

You can create table [tblNums] with a single numeric field [Num] and values
1 through your max number. Add this table to a query and set the criteria
against the Num field of <= "a value in a referenced table". This would
create a resultset of duplicate records matching your value.
 
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Larry Linson

I'm using CR10 Developers Edition
and VB.net to create some reports.

I have a DetailSection that I would
like to print 'x' number of times
based on a value in a referenced table.

Is this possible, if so how?
Click to expand...

CR10? Crystal Reports?

This newsgroup is for Q&A about the reporting features of Microsoft Access
database software. You need to find one devoted to Crystal Reports (not, by
the way, a Microsoft product, so you'll need to look in USENET or find a
Crystal-sponsored newsgroup -- that is, its name will not beging with
"microsoft.public..."

You might, by chance, find someone conversant with Crystal Reports in one of
the microsoft.public... newsgroups for vb.net, but a Crystal newsgroup would
give you your best shot.

Access' reporting and Crystal do not work the same. Although they both have
a "banded report" appearances, you don't accomplish the same work in the
same way.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
 
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Craig Alexander Morrison

Crystal Reports (sigh). Well condolences on that, you might be lucky and be
able to swap it for something useful. (vbg)
 
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