Passing a group value to a subreport

Hi,
I have 2 identical payroll reports that group by Department, then Employee. The only difference in the reports' output is that Report A runs for a specific Pay Period, and Report B runs for YTD information. Because I want to display this information on the same report, I need to make B a subreport of A.
When you run them independently, they both show all information for all employees in all departments. The goal is to have report B in the Department Group Footer of report A, and only display the YTD information for that Department Group. I have report B inserted in the correct place, and thought I had the subreport links correct. One link is using the YYYY from the pay period end date of report A to determine which YTD information to pull. This works ok. The second link is linking Department from report A to Department in report B. I thought this would generate department specific information for report B in each respective footer of report A. However, whenever I generate the data, the ENTIRE subreport displays in every group footer...not just report B's information for the group in which it resides.
What am I missing?

Figured it out. It was the combination of parameters in my subreport that was messing me up. I did not have them properly grouped with () so that they evaluated correctly.

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Hello,
I create a Subreport in my header to calculate values, the formula is based on a specific sorting and comparison of previous values.
In my main report I need to Group my values depending on the result. Because the group I will made on the Main Report can't be the same sorting of the SubReport.
SUB-REPORT
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4 London (result "Capital")
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Pass group values as a Comma seperated values with the grouping scope.

Dear all,
I am creating a report which is matrix and drill through
here a look..
where i have a JIT Division group and its total 86 when i click on 86 i must pass the child group values
Stage_group ie. MMS,RMMS,RRMMS which are 7,8,9 respectively.
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Dilip Patil..

Ideally this is done as below
You will have two parameters defined in the drillthrough report one Division Group and other Child Group both of which would be optional. So cases where you navigate from subtotal rows you will be passing only the Division Group parameter value which will
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I've given some generic field names as I dont have any info on your dataset so make sure you replace it with the correct names.
Also make sure the query behind/filter expression in the drilldown report is implemented to accept multiple values
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Possible to pass a date range to a subreport?

Hi,
I've created a report with three groups and I suppress the second and third group. The first group displays a summary of the details. If I "hide" the details I have a nice summary looking report which I can then click on to drill down into the details. However, I cannot enable the "hide" functionality because of two reasons: 1. I'm using the crystal java viewer and it has serious limitations when using the hide/drill-down feature; and 2. in order to print I have to click on each group item in order to print - so when I have 20 values in my group I'm going into each group 20 times and printing 20 times.
So, I still want a summary view of all my group summaries at the front of my report. How can I consolidate the group values into a single summary view? I attempted creating a subreport that is the same as the main report however the issue is that the initial parameter used is a date *range". I'd like to pass the date range to the subreport and then I'm sure this would all work. Does crystal support passing a date range to a sub-report? If so, how is this done?
thx!
Mark

Hi Mark,
Yes, you can pass a date range value to the SUbreport!
Here's how its done:
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Minimum({?Date_parameter})
2) Create a second formula in the Main report and call it End_date:
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4) Edit the sub-report (Right-click > Edit) and insert a Record Selection formula to include the parameters from the Main Report.
Go to Report > Selection Formulas > Record:
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So my question is kindof two-fold: 1) how do you pass in the value at all and 2) more specifically, how do you pass in multiple values (both true & false) ??

I'm sorry for being so dense, but I'm not quite following, although what I've tried makes me think if I can follow you, it will work :)
To answer your initial questions, you are correct with both your assumptions:
1) detailType is the parameter that specificies YTD/Weekly, this is a "report defined" parameter that I am using to determine which Row Group to display (either YTD or Weekly)
2) SchoolDaysActiveWeek is the parameter that is being set to either true or false -- this is a field in the cube that states whether that record is for the current week or not
So in following your instructions, well that's the problem I'm not quite following :)
1) When you say Delete the SchoolDaysActiveWeek parameter from the report only, do you mean to mark the parameter as Hidden? If so, I've done this.
2) I'm not quite sure where to use the statement you provided me. You said to put it in the dataset, but I don't know which dataset. I assume you mean the "main" dataset (as opposed to the hidden dataset that gets generated when you mark a field
as a parameter). If this is the case, the only place I could see that would allow you to use such a statement is in the Filter section of the properties. I tried this, and it did not generate any errors, but it also kept my report groups from displaying
-- it just showed a blank report, so I think it probably wasn't bringing back any rows to populate them with.
I also tried going into the Expression section for the SchoolDaysActiveWeek parameter in the second screenshot and placing the statement there. When I did this and ran the report, I would get the following error:
The 'SchoolDaysActiveWeek' parameter is missing a value
So what am I missing!?
Also, thanks for taking the time to respond!!

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Hi there,
Im trying to pass a formula value from a Sub-report back upto into my Main report but the value doesnt seem to be getting passed up. Ive tried it the other way around, that is, passing a value from the main report to the sub-report and that works fine.
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Passing single/multiple values to stored proc parameter from crystal report

I tried below solution posted on this forum to pass either a single value or multi-value to a sql server stored procedure parameter (varchar datatype) from crystal report XI R2.
In my crystal report , I am displaying all the available parameter values to the user and the user will select either a single value or multi value.
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Hi,
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Symptom
In Crystal Reports, you want to pass a multi-value parameter to a stored procedure. The problem with doing so is that Crystal Reports considers the multi-value parameter to be an array.
How can you pass a multi-value parameter to a stored procedure?
Resolution
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====================
NOTE:
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====================
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Hi Vinay,
First you need to make sure the stored procedure accepts multiple values in the fashion 'a','b','c'.
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Hello,
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A comma is, of course, a textual character and not an integer, thus the error you are getting. Multi-value parameters can be used for this.
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If you don't want to or can't use a multivalue parameter for some reason then you will need to manipulate your parameter value prior to consuming it in your query. When you add the parameter to the TSql query and save the dataset, SSRS adds it to the Parameters
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In Report Builder 3.0, I have made a main report in which the user can filter the underlying dataset using three parameters (all multi-value). The report shows totals grouped by these three parameters, as well as a grand total. What I want is to click
on a total, which then opens the drill-through report for the corresponding records. I have achieved this for the grand total; the action in the corresponding text box passes all selected values of the parameters to the drill-through report.
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main report. I expected this to work, because Report Builder /does/ correctly calculate the SUMs for the different levels, even though the expressions are the same.
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Hello Katherine,
Thanks once more for your quick reply.
I was aware of the textbox action "Go to report", and how to pass parameters in general. My question concerned how to determine the scope of the passed multi-value parameters (to the values that apply to the respective group/subtotal). The article you linked
to is informative, but not a solution to my problem.
A colleague of mine came up with a pragmatic solution: instead of trying to determine the scope of the parameter values, now I "look to the left in the results table". The two screenshots below should illustrate this. (Screenshots are in Dutch. Specific information
is pixelated.)
Unfortunately, I am not able to post images. Once my account is verified, I will edit them in. For now, I hope the text speaks for itself enough.
[Screenshot: Drill-through parameters - 01: Report Builder tablix with subtotals]
[Screenshot: Drill-through parameters - 02: Textbox properties (selected in screenshot 01) - Action - Go to report]
The first screenshot shows the tablix in the Report Builder. The second screenshot shows the properties of the textbox selected in the first.
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I am having trouble passing parameters from a table to a popup.
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