Man oh man, when you have it working, Crystal is great. Geting there
however sometimes feels like a monumental feat.
First I recommend that you draw out on paper what you envision the report to
look like. Plan it all out, because some changes will require you to start
all over, at least it feels like it.
Second, you should have a master report and two sub reports. Each sub
report will contain the data that you are seeking and the master report just
houses the reports.
From memory, I would do this.
1. Create a blank report
2. Define your data connection
3. Right Click on the detail section band, select insert section below
4. In detail 'A' insert an embedded subreport, it should be aware of your
data connection and allow you to make the appropriate selections
5. In detail 'B' repeat
6. Save and incorporate into your application
HTH
"Stig" <St**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I'm having two tables with no relation and I want to list them both in one
report. How can I do this. I have tried to use sub report, but cant get it
to
work? can someone please help me.
If I just create an subreport with one static text object it will not even
then show at runetime.