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i've used the navigation tab (table->properties) to make "quick links" to various sections of a report...
i'd like to do something similar...
i'd like the navigation pane to show a list of items based on fields!items.value
i tried adding the field to the navigation tab, and it correctly prints out the first item in the report... however, i want to see a complete list of items in the report.
can this be done, and if so, how?
ex.bmp
i'd like to do something similar...
i'd like the navigation pane to show a list of items based on fields!items.value
i tried adding the field to the navigation tab, and it correctly prints out the first item in the report... however, i want to see a complete list of items in the report.
can this be done, and if so, how?
ex.bmp
DB Reporting ToolsMicrosoft SQL ServerMicrosoft SQL Server 2005
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zephyr_hex (Megan)
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Looking at the screenshot you should be able to see both items in the document map. Are the item numbers in the same table or is that 2 different tables?
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the items are in the same table...
maybe i didn't do the settings on the navigation tab right?
i'm attaching what i have below
tshel... i was able to get what i have so far using the document map. my question is how to get all of the items to show. it's only showing the first item on the report... and not the next item. my topmost Group is ItemNumber.
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maybe i didn't do the settings on the navigation tab right?
i'm attaching what i have below
tshel... i was able to get what i have so far using the document map. my question is how to get all of the items to show. it's only showing the first item on the report... and not the next item. my topmost Group is ItemNumber.
nav.bmp
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thanks igv much appreciated. Yes that would have been where I would have directed you too asker...
Good luck with your navigation ...
Good luck with your navigation ...
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yup, that worked
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tshel had the link, and jgv had the explanation of what i needed to do using the info from the link given.
You can add links that allow users to open Web pages or other reports, or jump to another location within the same report. Reporting Services supports three types of links: Bookmark links - jump to other areas within the report.
Drillthrough Report links - jump to other reports.
Hyperlinks - jump to Web pages.
Adding Links to a Report (How To Links contained:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159088.aspx