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I created 3 summary from 3 different Tables(summary 1, Summary2, Summary3)
and i have 3 Seperate Parameters for 3 tables, i want a solution when i apply filter to summary1 Parameter, then same filter has to be applied to summary2 and 3 Parameter(but there is no straight relationship for these 3, we dont need relationship also)
example1: When i hit paramter1="Bangalore" then autimatically Paramter2 & 3 has to filter "Bangalore" and give the results,
Please help to get the solution
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, @Darshan_hello
Open the Report Builder and your existing paged report. In the Report Data pane, right-click Parameters and select Add Parameter.
Name the parameter (e.g. LocationFilter), set the data type (e.g. Text), and configure any available or default values.
For each dataset (Summary1, Summary2, Summary3), right-click on the dataset and select Dataset Properties.
Go to the Parameters tab and add a new parameter that references the shared parameter you created. For example, set the parameter name to @LocationFilter and the value to =Parameters!LocationFilter.Value.
For each dataset, modify the query to include parameter filters. Example:
SELECT * FROM SummaryTable1 WHERE Location = @LocationFilter
SELECT * FROM SummaryTable2 WHERE Location = @LocationFilter
SELECT * FROM SummaryTable3 WHERE Location = @LocationFilter
In each summary table, configure the filter to use shared parameters. This ensures that the same filters are applied to all tables.
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Hi, @Darshan_hello
Open the Report Builder and your existing paged report. In the Report Data pane, right-click Parameters and select Add Parameter.
Name the parameter (e.g. LocationFilter), set the data type (e.g. Text), and configure any available or default values.
For each dataset (Summary1, Summary2, Summary3), right-click on the dataset and select Dataset Properties.
Go to the Parameters tab and add a new parameter that references the shared parameter you created. For example, set the parameter name to @LocationFilter and the value to =Parameters!LocationFilter.Value.
For each dataset, modify the query to include parameter filters. Example:
SELECT * FROM SummaryTable1 WHERE Location = @LocationFilter
SELECT * FROM SummaryTable2 WHERE Location = @LocationFilter
SELECT * FROM SummaryTable3 WHERE Location = @LocationFilter
In each summary table, configure the filter to use shared parameters. This ensures that the same filters are applied to all tables.
hackcrr
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution and kudos to this post to help the other members find it more quickly
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