Can Portal Report from SQL Query use where column IN (:bind_variable)

I would like to create a portal report from sql query with IN (:bind_variable) in the where clause. The idea is that the user would enter comma-separated or comma-quote-separated values for the bind_variable. I have tried this several ways but nothing seems to work. Can this be done?
Trenton

Hi,
Which version of portal are you using. This is a bug. It has been fixed in 30984.
Thanks,
Sharmila

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