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Using windows form, vb.Net 2008 and Crystal 2008, I know how to get the value of a clicked formula. I simply use the CrystalReportViewer ClickPage event, e.ObjectInfo.ObjectType, e.ObjectInfo.Name, and e.ObjectInfo.Text
However, I need to get the value of another formula (with a known name) in the same section as the formula that was actually clicked.
This was possible using the RDC but it doesn't look like the .Net ReportDocument object model allows this.
Brian, can you think of a way to achieve this using Crystal .Net 2008?
Cheers, - Ido
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