Store analysis column info to variable

Dear Gurus,
I have analysis like this:
Period-Month Organization-Name Unnotified-absence-count Notified-absence-count
2011/12 Finance 7 5
If I click on 7 then I want to show the detail employee report, but i need to filter the report base on Unnotified/notified.
how to keep the variable when click on column on analysis?and to pass the variable to the detail report?
Please help
Thank you before
Regards
Maria

Yes, this is absolutely possible. We have implemented something similar to this. Clicking on a metric in a summary report should pass all the values from the dimensions left to it to the detail report including the column that is used for drill down. Just make sure both the reports are off of same subject area, and if they are not, create aliases in the RPD to match the column names, and make sure on the 2nd report, you have all the columns as prompted that you are trying to pass values into, and set the navigtion in the 1st report accordingly.
-Amith.

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