5 Table design modes for Crystal Reports

Overview
Different from other countries, domestic reports mainly use tables, so it is not convenient to use Crystal Reports to implement tables!
There are six types of boxes that make up a table: Upper-box line, lower-box line, left-box line, right-box line, internal horizontal line, and internal vertical line, on the other hand, the upper and lower boxes and the internal horizontal lines belong to the horizontal lines, and the left, right, and internal vertical lines belong to the vertical lines. In a crystal report, you can use lines, frames, and object borders ......
Directory
I. On-line assistance
1. The object is not moved, and the on-line goes first.
2. Align the border of the table with a line.
3. Use a baseline to align rows and columns.
4. Use a line to locate rows and columns.
5. Adjust the column width and row height with a quasi-line.
2. Multi-section frame
1. Draw the external borders of the table.
2. Draw the internal horizontal line of the table.
3. Draw the internal vertical line of the table.
3. Internal Section
1. Separate the title row and data row of the table and draw the table borders respectively.
2. Draw the table borders for the row part of the title.
3. Draw the table borders of the Data row section.
4. Positioning in multiple sections
1. Prevent objects of variable length from overwriting each other.
2. Prevent the fields in the database from overwriting each other.
V. Object border
1. Use an object border to simulate the border of a table.
2. Separate the title row and data row of the table, and use the object border to simulate the table border.
3. Use the border of the Text object to simulate the table borders of the row part of the title.
4. Use the border of the database field to simulate the table borders of the Data row section.

I. On-line assistance
1. The object is not moved, and the on-line goes first.
The baseline is a number of non-print lines that can be placed anywhere on the design tab and preview tab to help align. They have alignment attributes to automatically align objects with them. Alignment not only allows you to easily and precisely align report objects, but also allows you to reposition and resize multiple objects at the same time.
(1) display, insert, move, and delete a baseline
① Display the baseline
Select the "baseline" command on the "View" menu.
Use the design command to display or hide the baseline on the design tab. Use the "preview" command to display or hide the baseline on the "preview" tab.