PJ Rodriguez
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PJ Rodriguez
asked on 17 Sep 2009, 03:30 PM
I have a report that has a parameter called prmMeetingDate
The data source for prmMeeting contains two columns: [id] and [date]
The value is derived from the [id] column and the displaymember is derived from the [date] column.
On the report header, I want to display the [date] of the selected prmMeetingDate. I know that I can display the value of the parameter on the header but that will not work since it will display the [id] which is of no use to the end user.
How do I do this? Thanks.
The data source for prmMeeting contains two columns: [id] and [date]
The value is derived from the [id] column and the displaymember is derived from the [date] column.
On the report header, I want to display the [date] of the selected prmMeetingDate. I know that I can display the value of the parameter on the header but that will not work since it will display the [id] which is of no use to the end user.
How do I do this? Thanks.
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Hello PJ,
Currently there is no way to handle this scenario out of the box. The only thing you can do is use the [date] column for both value and display member.
We've already had this request from other users as well, so it is logged in our features list and would be considered for future release.
Regards,
Steve
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Currently there is no way to handle this scenario out of the box. The only thing you can do is use the [date] column for both value and display member.
We've already had this request from other users as well, so it is logged in our features list and would be considered for future release.
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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