I have been having the same problem, and have been trying everything for a solution. It seems as though there is no way around this other than buying the full version of Crystal Reports.
Hey, I've been having the same problem .... I can't change the legend names from Summonthlystatus to a more readable text. How can I do this if I have the full version of crystal Thanks
There is another way, without using a legend. What I did was you take a look at the legend it produces for you. And you will notice the colors are alwas the same. What I mean by this is - say the color for the field name Salary on your graph is blue, everytime you run your app, it's always blue.
So... I made box objects and filled them with the relavant colors and simply put a text box next to the color, the text box having the description of course. And there you have it - quite simple. Its kind of a "homemade legend box". :)
How to change the legend text of a chart object
Olafje
I have been having the same problem, and have been trying everything for a solution. It seems as though there is no way around this other than buying the full version of Crystal Reports.
Brenden Stefano
swamikns
keeptell
Thanks for responding.
I will try to adapt the output of my stored procedures. Buying the full version of Crystal Reports is no option for me :-)
Goos van Beek.
TonyM4
Cool man!
There is another way, without using a legend. What I did was you take a look at the legend it produces for you. And you will notice the colors are alwas the same. What I mean by this is - say the color for the field name Salary on your graph is blue, everytime you run your app, it's always blue.
So... I made box objects and filled them with the relavant colors and simply put a text box next to the color, the text box having the description of course. And there you have it - quite simple. Its kind of a "homemade legend box". :)
sbloom
A good option, indeed! I wil keep it in mind and use it when possible. Only the most of my graphs has a different number of groups every time.
Thanks,
Goos van Beek.