TABLE LINKS IN XL REPORT

HI ALL
WHILE USING XL REPORT, HOW THE TABLE LINKED WITH
FIELD IN XL REPORT CAN BE KNOWN?
Eg:IN XL REPORT OF EXCISE RG23A PART 1, FOR CHIT NO AND CHIT DATE, QUANTITY THE TABLES ARE NOT KNOWN TO FILL THE VALUES.PLEASE SOLVE IT, AND LET ME KNOW THE BEST SOLUTION FOR IT.
THANKS.

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