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I am not at all familiar with SQL expressions and was hoping to get some help I have this: "Reservations"."NY IT Services/Computer Presentation" which is a boolean

How would i write this to say "If "Reservations"."NY IT Services/Computer Presentation" is a 1, then display, else do not display?

I need to do this in Crystal Reports and create a custom field to help me filter through information.

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You would use a suppress formula on whatever field you want to conditionally display. The formula must result in a boolean. Crystal will convert a bit field to it's own boolvar type, so the formula would look something like this...

Not {table.some_bit_column}

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