C# working with crystal reports

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I am new to working with crystal reports. I would like to know way(s) to
write 14 similar detail reports.
I will be passing parameters from a C#.net windows application to a
crystal report that will have 14 detail reports that are similar but the
columns may be different based upon the selection category passed by the
parameters. Each version of the detail reports will be similar but vary
depending upon the category that is selected.
The reports will only one one major selection criteria on them. These
reports will be emailed out to each user user the request the detail
infomation.
Thus is there a way with crystal reports to have the reports similar but
different based upon one major selction criteria? This would be similar to
using cascading styles sheets on the web or writing a .net method that has
the same name, but different parameters that can be passed to the 'methods'
in .net.

Thanks!
 
douglas said:
I am new to working with crystal reports. I would like to know way(s) to
write 14 similar detail reports.
I will be passing parameters from a C#.net windows application to a
crystal report that will have 14 detail reports that are similar but the
columns may be different based upon the selection category passed by the
parameters. Each version of the detail reports will be similar but vary
depending upon the category that is selected.
The reports will only one one major selection criteria on them. These
reports will be emailed out to each user user the request the detail
infomation.
Thus is there a way with crystal reports to have the reports similar but
different based upon one major selction criteria? This would be similar to
using cascading styles sheets on the web or writing a .net method that has
the same name, but different parameters that can be passed to the
'methods'
in .net.

All the Crystal Reports would be tied to one Stored Procedure. The common
Stored Procedure that you would create for the reports will use the Stored
Procedure based on the criteria given to the Stored Procedure to produce the
data for each report.

There are Crystal Report forums that can help you with this use Google to
find them.
 
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