Plus vs desktop in export excel with drill

Hi,
In a crosstab report, if I do a drill down, there is a date on the left which remains blank if the date repeats itself.
If I export the report to excel from DESKTOP, the date (even if blank in the report) is repeated in the excel report which is exactly what the user wants.
If I export the report to excel from PLUS, the date is not repeated. That causes problems in sorting the report.
I know where to define the group sort if I want it in a Discoverer report, but where can I define it in a report generated from a drill down?
Thank you.
Leah

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