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Dynamic selection of fields for a report

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Dynamic selection of fields for a report

Dynamic selection of fields for a report

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Let me start by saying, I am new to Webfocus.  I have a launch form that has about 8 search fields on it from 2 different tables.  I have a standard report being created from any type of search they kick off.  I am trying to attempt to have a set of possibly radio buttons or something where they can dynamically choose the fields they wish to see appear in the report.  Any ideas?!?!?!

RE: Dynamic selection of fields for a report

On the Information Builders Web site, you can access an on-demand Webcast, "Using Recursive Drilldowns to Simplify Application Management," that contains an interesting example that may be helpful to you.
Look for Online Seminars.
HTH

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