Rental_

Trevor Trotter has created a Rental report for our three libraries with Crystal Reports, which shows: - how much money each library waived in each rental collection - how much each library has received in rental fees for each rental collection - the time and date of issue - the borrower barcode number - sub totals in each rental collection and a grand total We use this report daily with a slight modification of Trevor’s original report design. Madelon van Zijll de Jong Hastings Central Library NZ
File Name: Rental_.rpt
Category: Crystal Reports
File Size: 59 KB
File Type: application/octet-stream
Created Date: 01-02-2008
Last Updated Date: 25-04-2020

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