Show all rows in interacive report

Hi there,
I built an interactive report, when I run the report it shows just 15 rows with the ability to see the next 15 rows -
Iam asking how to show all rows as a default whenever the user runs the report.
Regards,
Abdul

I saw in another thread that the trick is to log out as the developer and close the browser. I tried that and now it appears that my change to 100 rows as the default report rows seems to hold when I log in just to the application in another browser. When I tried it without logging out, it did not seem that the default became active--even when going in through another browser. Seems like a bug that should be fixed??
Pat

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