I am trying to group my data based on age. I use the following database select:
select * from (
select 0 range_start, 11 range_end, '0-10 days' date_description from dual union
select 11, 21, '11-20 days' from dual union
select 21, 31, '21-30 days' from dual union
select 31, 99999, '31+ days' from dual) date_helper
left outer join table
on table.date <= date_helper.range_start*-1 + sysdate
and table.date > date_helper.range_end*-1 + sysdate
I then make a group based on the date_description column. I am trying to make it display all groups, even when there are no records, that fall within that group. If there are no records, I want it to have a value of 0, and still print the group.
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If there are no records for a group, then obviously Crystal can't report it. I recommend creating a "helper" table in your datasource. Here is what I would do using some form of SQL:
Make a 'helper' table. It will have 1 column and will contain all the groups you want displayed. If the names of the groups are dynamic, you may want to use a select query or make-table query.
Right join from your helper table to your data-table. Send the combined data to Crystal.
In Crystal, use the helper table's column in your groupings and agebucket calculations.
Also, in your calculation, you should add a line: Else "No age";
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