I have a view which shows data on crystal reports where I have fields like tariff,rental,shares,gross and net.My problem is if someone changes the tariff in database it woul
You have to write the formula into field suppress. (No need on suppress if duplicated)
On Rental Field
{ID} = previous({ID})
and {rental} = previous({rental})
If ID and Rental are same then only the Report will suppress Rental.
I guess this will work for you.
I had to make a slight change to the formula in the solution by Janarthanan by adding parenthesis to make it work with Crystal XI.
I used:
{ID}=previous({ID}) and {rental}=previous({rental})
this formatting variation, which is presented in the edited question, helped me to solve a similar problem.
In Crystal Reports, right-click on the Details section and select Section Expert.
example: {Table.Databasefield}=Previous({Table.Databasefield})
Put this in suppress formula of field to hide.
if {myTable.ID} = previous({myTable.ID}) then true else false