For most of reports, you can just rename the rdl to rdlc, that is it. If you use ReportViewer, you can use either rdl or rdlc. However, if you use...

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You may take a look at Crystal Migration Services. Formulas like this can be perfectly converted.

The solution is there. Just have a try and compare each other and then...

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Try this service and compare it with rpttordl, crystalconversions, and then you...

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Try Crystal Migration Services. It will convert your rpt to rdl in SSRS 2008 R1 format. Some customers found it is noticably better that others. The site is as follows.

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It converts rpt to SSRS 2008 format. If you have quite a lot report to convert, it is possible to change the engine for...

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Then you may know how it works. I wrote a draft about this. Here it is.

Crystal...

Suppose the group id for {Table_Employee.EmpID} group is "Group1", and Table_Client.PrimaryID is "Group2". The formula will look like this.

=IIF(Sum (Fields!Hours.Value, "Group1")=0, 0 (Sum (Fields!Hours.Value, "Group2") % Sum (Fields!Hours.Value, "Group1")))

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The overall conversion quality is pretty good.

Manually converting Crystal Reports to SSRS is a very tedious and time consuming process. You may try automatic conversion and it can greatly reduce the conversion overheads. Crystal Migration Services...

It turns out that after using tools to automatically convert rpt to rdl, usually complicated formulas can not work immediately. Anyone knows good resources on how to migrate Crystal Formulas...