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I was wondering if anybody here has experience with using Crystal Reports
I put together a report and added a filter which goes something like: {transfer_log.previous_department}<>"G&A" This works and the report indeed eliminates rows with employees who's previous department is General and Administrative. HOWEVER, it also eliminates rows in which employees had no previous departments and I need to get those in the report! I went to the formula editor and tried all of the following: NVL({transfer_log.previous_department},"xxx")="xxx " or {transfer_log.previous_department}<>"G&A" {transfer_log.previous_department} IS NULL or {transfer_log.previous_department}<>"G&A" {transfer_log.previous_department}="" or {transfer_log.previous_department}<>"G&A" but none of these work! anyone know how I can achieve what I need? |
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