Multiple parameters

[Edward]

Please declare a variable "ClientListId" in the report's Dictionary. Type of the variable please set 'object'.

SQL query should like something like this:

select * from Categories where CategoryID in ({ClientListId})

Setting of the Variable must be done exactly as Brendan suggested:

report.Load(....); //Load Template
report.Compile();
report["ClientListId"] = "1, 2, 3, 4";

report.Show();

Thank you.

[Edward]

I've made a master detail report that shows the orders for every client. I have made also a total for every client, and now i want to make a GRAND TOTAL for all the clients.
Example (lets make a count of all the orders) : i have 3 clients. first client has 3 orders, second client 5, and the third one has 8. For every client i would make a count of the orders, and at the end of the report i would like to have a grand total count that shows the total number of orders, 3+5+8=16

Please place a FooterBand with a desired function (you can easily make it using the Summary-Wizard in the Text Editor of the text component) between Master and Detail databands. It is a trick.

Thank you.

[mir]

I must be a pain in the ass right now Edward, and I'm sorry for that.

I've tried your solution, but it SUMS up just the first order for every client. Now what ?

Again, I'm sorry :shame:

[Edward]

In that case please define the sum as follows:

Code: Select all

{Sum(MasterDataBand:DetailDataBand,MyDataSource.MyDataColumn)}

Thank you.

[mir]

It works ! :feelgood:

Thank you Edward for your time.

Have a good day !

[Edward]

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