Blogs tagged crw

One of the most popular products on SAPStore.com is our easy-to-use report-building software, SAP Crystal Reports. And if I had a crystal ball, I’d predict that it’s about to become even more so. That’s because of what we’re... Read More »

In my previous blog posts I showed you how to install and configure SAP Crystal Reports, version for SAP HANA and SAP Lumira Server. How to install SAP Lumira Server, Publish Datasets and Stories Update SAP Lumira Server 1.17 & New... Read More »

One method to flag a field when a value in a group is a maximum is to create a print-time formula with a variable that stores that field. For example, in a report grouped by month you want to flag which employee has sold the maximum order for that... Read More »

At one time the number one request for Crystal Reports was to have waterfall charts. Although the waterfall chart is not an available Type in the Chart Expert, this blog post has two sample reports that will help you create your own. The waterfall... Read More »

If you ever wanted to show N records per group (e.g. the first group of the report will show 10 records, then the second group will show the next 10 records) then this blog post will show you how. You can use this technique to show N records per... Read More »

This blog post will give you the steps on how to create a grid style analytic in Crystal Reports. This grid is created using the Multi-Column feature and can provide some great advantages over using a regular Cross-tab object. The advantages... Read More »

Cricket fans will be familiar with the wagon wheel chart. This blog post will give you the steps on how to create this type of chart in Crystal Reports. The wagon wheel chart will be a Radar type chart formatted specifically to give you an output... Read More »

If you’ve ever wanted to duplicate rows of data then this blog post should help. There are 2 methods outlined here, one for existing reports, and one for new reports. The second method will provide better performance as described... Read More »

It’s pretty easy to report on something like the number of products that a customer purchased using a customer orders table. But what if you want to report on exceptions instead…for example, what if you want to list out the products... Read More »

There is sometimes a case to not use the default charting engine in Crystal Reports. You may need a simple horizontal indicator for example, or you may wish to have more control over the conditional colour of a bar, or you may have a report with... Read More »