Doubt in variables

hello experts
I got one problem.
I have report on customer sales according to various regions in a country.
the query is like
region,sales,....
and he have defined numbers for all sales regions...like 1 for kashmir,2 for delhi...
and I guess client have variable defined on region....so when he chooses 1 for region he gets kashmir region sales data,2 for delhi sales data....etc.....but he is fed up with remembering numbers of sales regions....so he want to see names of sales regions like delhi,kashmir when he is choosing in variable input....so it becomes easy for him....how can I help him?
thanks for your help
NR
Edited by: new rider on Dec 4, 2008 2:05 PM

Once he executes the query in analyzer.
He will get variable popup right. Go to region and press F4 (Select from list option).
Hope this helps.
Edited by: Praveen G on Dec 4, 2008 8:22 AM

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