The result of a formula, or the value that is printed when the formula is placed in a report, is called the value returned by the formula. Every formula in Seagate Crystal Reports must return a value. Basic syntax does this by setting the value of the special variable formula. For example, here is a simple Basic syntax formula that returns the value 10:
formula = 10
The value returned by a formula can be one of the seven simple data types supported: Number, Currency, String, Boolean, Date, Time and DateTime. Seagate Crystal Reports also supports range types and array types, but these cannot be returned by a formula.
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