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Help Cystal Report 11 subreport code....

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Apr 7th, 2007
Hi crystalians,

With reference to the Crystal Report 11 product, I have created 2 sub-reports from 2 unrelated tables: A and B. Then inserted them onto one blank master report in the Report Header section.

I need to pass SQL statements from within Visual Basic 6.0 to the sub-report so it will correctly query the records. I know how to do this with normal reports...but not with subreports. I usually use the ".SQLQueryString" property to process SQL statements in VB code.

Now, with reference to Visual Basic 6.0, can anyone enlighten me on how to pass the sql statements to query the records from VB6 onto a subreport, correctly.

Awaiting urgent reply....
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