Drill down into a report

Question

Hi!
I've been working on a report to be able to drill down into another "detailed" one, and I was able to do it but not exactly the way i needed.
I created an action link for the column values, but my problem is that for EVERY value, i always drill into the same exact report, and my idea is to drill into the same report for all of them, but with different parameters for each one
Example:
Sales representative revenue
John 230K
Mark 100K
Martin 500K
I've set a drill down for the revenue column, but all 3 values are obviously drilling into the same exact report, and I want to set it in a way I can tell the sub report "give me the detail report but only for the corresponding sales representative"
If i click on 230K, I want to see the "detailed report" only for John's oppties. If i click on 500K, I want to see the "detailed report" only for Martin's oppties. And so on...
That's the whole deal. I don't know how to do that.
Thanks for your help,
Martin

Answer 1

Hi, thanks for your answer
I'm navigating from a master to a detailed report, and i have already set the attribute as "is prompted" but Its not enough. Let me try to explain why
Lets say I have this example report:
Prompts: Primary position
Table:
Primary position | forecast
John | 768687
Paul | 200000
George | 923882
then I drill down on "Paul" to the next position level, so the report changes to something like this:
Primary position | secondary position | forecast
Paul | Jane | 100000
Paul | Martin | 100000
So, now... I want to drill into Martin's 100.000 forecast (drill into a detailed report) and despite I have the primary position set as "is prompted", I have no prompts for second, third, or n-position... So If I drill down from martin's 100000 forecast, I will only be able to pass the primary to the detailed report, and It will only be able to show Paul's 200000 forecast details
I want the detailed report to pull Paul for primary, Martin for secondary, and show only the detailed report for that 100000 forecast value
That's the issue
I hope I was clear enough
Thanks,
Martin