Drill Down on one page (as opposed to two)

Can a drill-down be done on one page, rather than two? I'd like to create a simple report with counts and have those counts be hyperlinks. When the hyperlink is clicked, I'd like to show the detail that make up those counts.
Hope this simple question makes sense.
Thanks!
Steve

Sergio,
Thanks for the reply - I do appreciate it. I guess what really confuses me then is how to create a region (I'm assuming my page would be constructed of two regions - one that shows summary data with hyperlinks, and one that will show dynamic detail - based on which item they want to run details for) that can be hidden and shown? I have this problem on another page I'm working on - I just haven't figured out how to hide a region until a submit button or hyperlink is pressed?
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks!
Steve

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