If Previous ({table.GroupingField}) = ({table.GroupingField}) Then
False
Else
True
But another option I like, is using the row_number function of Sql Server. With this function you can number your rows and have the row number reset depending on for example your group condition. Below is an example where I want the row number to reset if the column "SERNR" changes. I've also included the sql results so you can see the row number resetting if the "SERNR" changes. In Crystal Reports you simply check if row_number = 1 or 2 or 3 or which row you want to do something for.
select row_number() over (Partition by em037.sernr order by em037.datum asc),
em037.*, em035.merk, em035.mtype, em035.numpl, em035.numpv, em035.machn, em035.chafn
from em037
inner join em035 on em035.sernr = em037.sernr
where em037.datum between '03/01/2012' and '06/30/2012' and
em037.sernr in ('W0L0AHM757G138179', 'WOLGT8EK8A1010638','WVGZZZ1TZ9W085082')
and em035.rtype = '002'