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I am using CR 9. Sorry about that.
I have never used Crystal Reports; however, my boss has asked me to provide him the ‘logic’ used in a report generated for one of our customers. The report was created several years ago and the customer contact is new. He wants to know what information we use to calculate the data reported in each column. Is there an easy way to trace this information in Crystal?
You don’t say what version of CR you are using, so I’ll make an assumption. Run the report with any parameters that it may need. From the file menu, click on ‘Database’ and on the drop down menu, there should be an option to ‘Show SQL Query’.