Crystal Reports Error in Suppression Formula Field

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I keep getting this error when accessing the aspx page containing the crystal report:

This field name is not known. Details: errorKind Error in File rptSp_Full {8FECA2B8-18D4-48F6-BC58-1FAE604A1140}.rpt: Error in formula Section_Visibility: 

'({tSpeechArticulationReport.tAreaOfConcern}='' 
and{tSpeechArticulationReport.tIsAwareCode}=''
and {tSpeechArticulationReport.tDistinguishCode}='') or ( isnull({tSpeechArticulationReport.tAreaOfConcern}) and isnull({tSpeechArticulationReport.tIsAwareCode}) and isnull({tSpeechArticulationReport.tDistinguishCode}))' 

This field name is not known. Details: errorKind

I determined that this was coming from the 'Suppress (No Drill-Down)' formula field for the section which contained the tAreaOfConcern, tDistinguishCode, and tIsAwareCode fields. This formula field contained the exact code wrapped in single quotes above. I've tried getting rid of the formula, editting it, and even disabling suppression for that section, but I still keep getting the same error. Any help would be much appreciated.

I'm doing this all in Visual Studio 2010

Posted 3-Jul-14 9:20am

DJCorapi22

Updated 3-Jul-14 9:23am

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2014-09-05T03:39:00

Solution 1

I found 2 problems.
0) You should not wrap the formula in single quotes.
1) Give space after and(2nd line)

Posted 5-Sep-14 3:39am

thatraja