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2021-06-09
12:41 PM
Multiple Columns in Crystal Reports
Originally published on Geo SCADA Knowledge Base by Anonymous user | June 09, 2021 09:41 PM
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Crystal Reports allows you to create a multi-column report that can then be viewed within ClearSCADA.
To create a multi-column report in Crystal Reports:
Note: Your report will only have field headers for the first column. You can insert field headers for the other columns by inserting text objects.
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Crystal Reports allows you to create a multi-column report that can then be viewed within ClearSCADA.
To create a multi-column report in Crystal Reports:
- In ClearSCADA, display the Database Bar and locate the Crystal Report database object that represents the report you want to edit.
- Right-click on the Crystal Report database object and select the Edit option from the context-sensitive menu. This displays the report in Crystal Reports.
- In Crystal Reports, select the Report menu, then select the Section Expert option. The Section Expert runs.
- In the Section Expert, select the Details section and then tick the Format with Multiple Columns checkbox. You will see that a Layout tab is added to the Section Expert.
- Select the Layout tab.
- Define the Width of your column. Remember that you need to consider the width of the paper that will be used when printing - you need to make sure that all columns will fit on the page.
- Define the size of the gaps around each record in the column by using the Gap Between Details settings.
- Set the Printing Direction to Across then Down.
- If your report is grouped and you also want the group headers and footers to use the multi-column format, tick the Format Groups with multiple column checkbox.
- Select the OK button to close the Section Expert.
- Save the report.
Note: Your report will only have field headers for the first column. You can insert field headers for the other columns by inserting text objects.
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