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Shifting Fields Up After Suppressing in Crystal Reports XI

Does anyone have any ideas how to shift up the remaining fields after suppressing? I am suppressing a numeric field in the footer of a report and would like to shift up the remaining fields below it so it doesn't look 'blank'.

Any and all help appreciated!

JFV

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Put the numeric field in its own section, then conditionally suppress the section.

Barry Fandango  2009-02-04 21:56:28
I thought that's the way I needed to go. I just didn't want to add yet another section! Thanks for the help!
JFV  2009-02-05 14:59:00

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