Hi Cathi. I've been looking at this help topic for most of the day, and still can't figure out the syntax I actually use.

>Hi Evan,
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>Crystal Reports for .NET uses an object model that you can control programically. A good link to look at the object model is at:
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>ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/crystlrf/html/crurfaboutreportdocumentobject.htm
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>These classes allow you to make all kinds of changes in code for your reports. I would recommend looking at the DatabaseFieldDefinition class which exposes the information about each field in your table. Also I would look at the FieldObject class which references each object included in your report and its DataSource.
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>>>All of the examples for Crystal Reports.Net show how to put a field on a report by dragging a SQL or ADO.NET dataset field onto a report. My dataset is created on the fly. How do I point a textbox object at a field in my dataset. I can't find any properties to do this.
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>>I'll explain this a bit more.... I would like to access unbound field objects on the report and bind them to dataset tables. Something like
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>>oReport.Section3.fldName.Boundto = dsStaff.cResult.name
>>oReport.Section3.fldInfo.Boundto = dsStaff.cResult.info
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>>Is this possible? I can figure it out the syntax from the VS.NET help.