Hyperlink back to a datagridview

Hi. I am using cr. 10.5 and visual studio 2008. I have a crystal report that was written in the application. I would like to have the user be able to click on a ID (that is on the detail line) and open a datagridview with that record on it. Then the user could update the notes area on the record. I've been trying to set up a hyperlink in the cr report on the ID field, but I can't seen to get the syntax correct to link it. I would appreciate any available help. I've about exhausted all my other tek sites to find an example of what I want to do.
Thanks
Cathy

Why not use a formula to construct a hyperlink to take you to your datagrid action page? You could use a formula like this to grab the primary key of your database table.
stringVar hyperlink := "http://mysite.com/datagrid.aspx?id=";
hyperlink := hyperlink + ToText({Customer.Customer ID}, 0);

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