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AFAIK this can only be solved with scripting, and it doesn't support eg. selecting multiple values from a list in the parameter form. Enter your values comma-separated, for example: use the JS In order to avoid pitfalls caused by result set caching, your query should contain a dummy clause using the report parameter as a DS parameter, e.g. Be warned that this opens the door for SQL injections, so filter and escape your parameter input carefully! |
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Hello,
I'm facing an issue with a report parameter called item_id, which is of string data type. I currently have two item_id values, payItem1 and payItem2. Each of these item_ids corresponds to different data, but they use the same dataset.
Is there a way to input both item_ids into the report parameter so that the report displays all data for both item_ids in a single table? The table should display the data as shown in the example below.
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