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I don't believe that there is any way to do this within CR10.<br />
The only solution for pre-XI versions of CR is to create a 'front-end' application (using VB, say) to collect and &nbsp;pass the parameters using code.<br />

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I don't believe that there is any way to do this within CR10.
The only solution for pre-XI versions of CR is to create a 'front-end' application (using VB, say) to collect and  pass the parameters using code.


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IdoMillet-<br />
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I don't think that's an option since this company would prefer to avoid 3rd-party add-ons, but <br />
thanks for the references.<br />
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IdoMillet-

I don't think that's an option since this company would prefer to avoid 3rd-party add-ons, but
thanks for the references.





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I know that Crystal Reports XI offers cascading parameters. &nbsp;The company I am working<br />
for is using Crystal Reports 10, and there are no plans to migrate to XI. &nbsp;Is there any<br />
way of simulating &nbsp;cascading parameters in CR 10? &nbsp;For example, once I prompt<br />
user for &quot;Department&quot;, I would then like to prompt user for ONLY those &quot;Teachers&quot; in that<br />
specific &quot;Department&quot;. &nbsp; ( These have got to be parameters. )<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
<br />
RS
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I know that Crystal Reports XI offers cascading parameters.  The company I am working
for is using Crystal Reports 10, and there are no plans to migrate to XI.  Is there any
way of simulating  cascading parameters in CR 10?  For example, once I prompt
user for "Department", I would then like to prompt user for ONLY those "Teachers" in that
specific "Department".   ( These have got to be parameters. )

Thanks for your help.

RS

Simulated Cascading Parameters in Crystal Reports 10

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