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Suppressing Values in a Crystal Report

How to maximize the performance of a report with a single instance of a transactional table.
Feb | 2 | 2009

 

Feb | 2 | 2009
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A simple rule of reporting is that adding tables and views increases the amount of time for the report to run. Many first-time report writers believe that you have to add multiple instances of a table in order to derive different totals, such as month-to-date, year-to-date, etc.

You don’t.

Check out the PDF below to see an example of how to maximize the performance of a report with a single instance of a transactional table.

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