Tom Carnduff

Thanks for the input. It relates to the original Batman title and a 17-issue run that was published from 1948-1950. Adding it to Batman (Canadian Edition) would make the most sense to me.

Issues 45-61 of Batman had Canadian versions printed. They had a lesser page count than the US versions (mostly missing ads) and contents could differ. Covers pretty much matched up, "Published In Canada" being the noticeable difference. Issues 45-54 were published by NPP Canada and 55-61 by Simcoe Publishing. I have a number of them, but have never been able to find them in ComicBase. Anyone know if they're lurking somewhere in there? Cheers, Tom

Did we ever get a response to this issue? I'm currently on Professional build 1218 running on 64-bit Windows 10 Home. The reported 'No Current Row" issue is not new to the 2021 release. Like Antonio, when I attempt an export with headers and the csv delimiter, I get the 'No Current Row' error. The tab delimiter presents no such issue. While I'm here, perhaps you could also look at the "missing" last field issue I'm having. It seems to be linked to a csv request, it's also not an issue with tab. If I request a simple "title, issue, quantity" export, I get an un-wanted first field (looks to be tied into a 'printing' number) and the last requested field (in this case, quantity) is dropped. Easy enough to work around, I just request an extra field that I don't care about. But still annoying because I forget to add it. See attached "capture2" and "capture3" images. I had never tried the tab delimiter, but it seems to be an immediate solution, see "capture4". Based on my experience, I'd suggest the csv format is the more commonly used delimiter, though. Something else that would be useful...save my export request for re-use. You remember my options, but not my fields. Perhaps you could also add 'Publisher" to the field list, that would come in handy for me. I really struggle with the built-in reporting tool. I have never been able to get it to do exactly what I want it to do. I import the data into a different tool and I can make it do whatever I want. Cheers to all...