If you have ever looked for the watermark feature in Crystal Reports, you no doubt walked away smothered in soul-crushing despair wondering how Life could be so cruel.
True, there is no official tool in Crystal Reports that adds a watermark to a report, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be done. Adding a watermark just takes a bit of creativity and a handful of mouse click and keystrokes.
The trick is to add a subsection and underlay the following sections in the report. The steps are as follows:
As with most applications, Crystal Reports maintains a history of the last several reports opened so as to facilitate repeated access.
This is a very helpful feature, but there comes a time in every report user’s life when they just want to clear the list and start clean.
Many applications contain a mechanism that allows the user to clear either individual entries or empty the entire list. Sadly, Crystal Reports contains no such feature.
In this Crystal Reports tutorial you will learn how to link tables within a Crystal Report. You will also learn how the difference between a left outer join, right outer join and inner join.
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