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Trying to display Date Range Filter on Report
Posted: 01 Feb 07 11:26 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Hi Everyone,
I am tying to display the filtering criteria on the report when the user selects FIlter by Date. Crystal 8.5 SLX 6.1
Any help would be appreciated |
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Re: Trying to display Date Range Filter on Report
Posted: 01 Feb 07 1:01 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d I assume we are talking about the SalesLogix filter pane that is on the reports mainview within SalesLogix. If so, then I do not believe you can do so without some heavy lifting, if at all. In 7.x the report mainview is customizable and this is all open to you, plus you can use Crystal XI.
One way to "hack" this is to put 2 formulas in the report: one stores the min(datevalue) and the other stores the max(datevalue). This may be good enough for your needs. Some customers want to see that the report was run for Jan 1st thru Feb 1st even if the first record found is Jan 10th. With this hack you would see Jan 10th thru Feb 1st.
Hope this helps!
Timmus |
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Re: Trying to display Date Range Filter on Report
Posted: 02 Feb 07 9:39 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d I had contacted SLX support about this and basically it was said it could not be done.
I do like the idea of create two formulas to get the MIN and MAX date values. Sounds like a plausible solution.
John G. |
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Re: Trying to display Date Range Filter on Report
Posted: 04 Apr 07 2:37 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d This is a frustrating 'feature'. It's great that you can run reports by date ranges in SalesLogix without having to use parameters in the report itself but the fact that it cannot publish that on the report some where greatly diminishes its value. We have a report that we will be running monthly, quarterly and annually. The format of the report doesn't have to change, just the date range. But I have to use parameters in CR instead of using the date filtering built into the SLX interface. Ugh! |
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