Terry said:
What is the DataSource for the DataGridView? And why not just use that?
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Screaming Eagles 101 said:
And if it's possible, how can I do this please ?
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You're absolutely right... I was trying to invent the wheel again I guess.
I can use the datatable which I use for the datagridview... :-/
Reason for my thinking : I have some unvisible columns in the DGV,
with some keys as value to use on a doubleclick event, I don't show them,
but are nescessary for editing the underlaying record.
Of course I don't want to show the key in the report, so I have a bit of
work
on my hands (and I didn't use Crystal "deeply" yet)
-> I'll have to make the key-column unvisible in my report
-> other difficult issue: I would like to build a report dynamicaly,
since I have a listbox with several reports a user can choose,
the DGV shows different results, amounts of columns, etc...
I would like to build just one Crystal Report at runtime depending
on what the DGV shows and depending on its datasource.
I guess I will have to Google a bit to find something useful...
Also weird is that you have to attach some 'dummy' table
at design time to get rid of the error "no table attached to report"
before you can set a datatable at runtime as the report's datasource...
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