Syntax for url

hi @ all,
i want create an url which contains an item on one page and a column name of a report like #column_name# in another page. it must be possible that the url fills the item at the one page with the column value of a row on the other page.
can me help someone with the syntax of the url or is there a special thread
thanks

I don't know what you mean but I'm pretty sure there is no way to do anything like what I think you might mean. If you describe an example in precise detail, someone will probably be able to give a better answer.
Scott

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