For the first question, look for a unicode function,
Another idea would be to do the LeadingCaps conversion directly in your SQL statement, where your provider should be able to make the correct replacements.
Otherwise create your own function something like this.
Find the ASCII value of all the unique french caracters
É, À, È, Ô, Û etc..
é, à, è. ô, û etc...
Use your LeadingCaps function, then cycle through each caracter in your string and if any of the characters are one of your french caracter replace it with the bottom line.
Finally for the help, the Crystal Report site has all the help you need in their support section, I have often used it.
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Originally posted by Niffer
Hello!
I have a problem with a Crystal Report. In my database, I have some people's names - all in uppercase - some of which contain french characters. In my report, the function LeadingCaps is used for aesthetic purposes - but it is not converting the french characters.
For example:
CÉLINE is being converted to CÉline instead of Céline.
Does anyone know how to fix this? Or does this function simply not support french characters? Any ideas?
Also, I cannot seem to find much support (Web sites, message boards) for Crystal Reports - and I'm a newbie to this software. Does anyone know of a good web site dedicated to this?
Thanks for your help!
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