Formula workshop Crystal Report

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I am Using a DataSet for Crystal Report. And that dataset contains a field call "Sector". And I am using Formula workshop(Record Selection) with parameter as well. if I pass "IT" as a parameter then all the rows will appear in crystal report which is contains "IT" in "Sector" field. Upto here Everything is fine. But What I want is if I pass parameter value as a "ALL" then all rows will appear in the crystal report without sorting "Sector" wise. what can I do? What is the Record selection formula?

Posted 22-Oct-13 19:10pm

thasneemjambi

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thatraja 23-Oct-13 4:47am

If you want to show all records then there's no need to pass that parameter to report

Thomas ktg 23-Oct-13 5:34am

Yes. I agree with thatraja.

thasneemjambi 24-Oct-13 5:08am

Nop. All ways I don't want to show all data. Sometimes I want to show some departments and sometimes I want to show All departments.

thatraja 24-Oct-13 11:11am

Confusing little bit. Update your question with complete details clearly, if possible include the screenshot of output which you want see. Use imgur.com for screenshot upload

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