For example, let's say I have a master record like a service contract, and I want to report all the associated invoices associated to the service contract.
I have a primary dataset of service contracts, and a secondary dataset of invoices.
Make a table for service contract. Inside the detail row of the service contract table, place another table for invoice data.
Create a dataset parameter in the invoice dataset. It is not tied to a report parameter, so you are forced to choose a default value. Go ahead and do this even though it seems weird.
Then go to your invoice table. Select binding and click on dataset parameter binding. Edit the existing binding by identifying the corresponding dataset row from the contract table. This ties the outer table to the inner table.
Hi Eric,
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thanks, completely solved my problem!
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