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Razorbx13
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Filtering Problem

Hello, I am trying to filter a table that lets me filter on a field but show all the records related to another field.  In the example below where all the data comes from one table.  I would like to be able to filter on a MANAGER but show all the EMPLOYEE records in which the MANAGER filter was part of.  In the example below, right now if I setup regular Manager filter and filter by PICARD I will be returned two rows.  What I want to happen is when I select PICARD I want to show all the records of the EMPLOYEE in which PICARD was at least one of.  So, in the below example, if I filtered for PICARD I want to see all records for SMITH and KIRK.  If I selecte RYKER I would be returned all records for all three employees.  Can anyone help?

 

Thanks!

 

EmployeeClientManagerHours
SmithAPicard2.00
 BRyker23.00
 CData5.00
 DSundance6.00
 ESeven of Nine7.50
JonesFJaneway6.90
 GGorn6.30
 HRyker5.70
 ITuvok5.10
 JData4.50
KirkKWorf3.90
 LPicard3.30
 MRyker2.70
 NJaneway2.10
 OSpock1.50
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