Create deferente fields in your data for every format of output.
Then in the Crystal Report you use the one you need for the report.

Select address,strtran(address,chr(13)) as AddressNoCR from MyDate

>Hello,
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>I have an address where I would like to be able to display two different ways.
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>The first way is as follows:
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>222 Address Street
>YourCity, YourState 55555
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>The second way is as follows:
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>222 Address Street, YourCity, YourState 55555
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>I am currently placing a CHR(13) in the string.
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>Is there a way, using Crystal Reports Developer version 9, to search for the CHR(13) and replace it with a space?
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>I have tried the REPLACE command in Crystal, but I can not get it to find the CHR(13) -- at least, I can't get the string to display all on one line.
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>Any ideas how to do this?