on 10-01-2008 8:12 AM
Can we have multiple groups on the same hierarchy level?
For example:
Presently Crystal report shows like this..
SID1
Schema1
User1
User2
SID2
Schema2
I want to have the hierarchy like this...
SID1
Schema1
User1
User2
SID2
Schema1
Mean Schema and users are at the same level under SID.
Thanks & Regards,
Amrita
Hi Amrita,
I am sorry, but am I not sure I understand the question, as I do not see differences between how Crystal Reports doing it and what you will like to accomplish. Can you provide another example and furher details.
thanks,
Patrick
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Hi Patrick,
Apologies for giving the wrong example. I try to explain the problem.
Consider a Hierarchy like this...SID1 have two Schemas,u201DSchema1 and Schema2u201D.Schema1 has user1 and Schema 2 has user2.Now when I do the grouping in crystal report first by SID then by Schema and then by User, I get the output like this.
SID1 //Level1
Schema1 //Level2
User1 //Level3
Schema2 //Level2
User2 //Level3
Can we get the Hierarchy something like this?
SID1 //Level1
Schema1 //Level2
Schema2 //Level2
User1 //Level2
User2 //Level2
I hope I am clear this time.
Thanks & Regards,
Amrita
Edited by: Amrita Singh on Oct 3, 2008 8:18 AM
Hi Amrita,
It is unfortunatelty not possible to change the way to group the information in the order you want.
If you want to display the information, without grouping it, then you might be able to acheive this by using formulas, or by using subreports. For example, the main report only display all the SID, then you can insert a subreport in the report footer that displays all the Schemas, and finally a subreport that displays all the users.
Hope this help!
Patrick
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