WebDec 29, 2008 · If you have a lot of characters to strip out, you can use this slightly fancier approach. Just add whatever characters you want to strip out to the in []: stringvar input := {DROPME.TEST_FIELD}; stringvar output := ''; numbervar i; input := Trim (input); for i := 1 to Length (input) Step 1 do if not (input [i] in [Chr (13),Chr (10)]) then ... WebUse the LEFT () function in your formula. The basic syntax of this function is LEFT (str,length) where str = field name of string type and length = number of characters …
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WebAug 29, 2005 · Using CR10, I have a numeric field in my db that holds phone extensions. They're all 3 digit internal extensions, except for a few which are 7 digit outside numbers, stored in the 1234567 format. I'm trying to display these as 123-4567 and the rest as just 123, with the following formula: If LEN (ToText ( {MainUserTable.EXT})) > 3 Then. WebDec 8, 2009 · Posts: 9. Topic: Trim Field. Posted: 15 Jun 2010 at 4:17am. I think this is fairly simple in Crystal -. My report has an item number (string field) that is always 15 characters long. Example - 10.10.131.22500. On my report I want to truncate the first 3 characters (always). Example - 10.131.22500. dewalt 1/2 cordless drill
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WebJul 20, 2015 · In Crystal Reports, is it possible to have a function that returns a numeric value if the if statement evaluates to true and returns NULL otherwise? I currently have IF ( {INDICATOR} = 'Y') Then ( {numeric value} ) Else ( 0 ); But since 0 is a possible value of {numeric value} it doesn't make sense. WebIF ISNULL ( {Command.test}) OR {Command.test} = "" THEN "NOT_string". ELSE {Command.test} Then in this case you would have a value to pass as a parameter of the replace function, which would be the "NOT_string", but this case is very specific, because with the condition you did, what the replace function would do. WebMar 16, 2008 · Here is the following formula that I have: if instr ( {Asgnmnt.GroupName},"HAM") then. {Asgnmnt.GroupName} This gets a message of "boolean required here". I know this is something simple because I've came across this before and made it work, but I don't think it was w/ the instr function. dewalt 1 2 cordless impact