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if I have a parameter called parm1 and the available dropdown options are:<br />
test1 <br />
test2<br />
test3<br />
test4<br />
test5<br />
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if the user selects &lt;test2&gt; for parm1 then I don't want &lt;test2&gt; in the dropdown for parm2<br />
so my available options for parm2 would only be:<br />
test1 <br />
test3<br />
test4<br />
test5<br />
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how do I make that happen? &nbsp;Thanks for anyone that can help me!
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if I have a parameter called parm1 and the available dropdown options are:
test1 
test2
test3
test4
test5

if the user selects <test2> for parm1 then I don't want <test2> in the dropdown for parm2
so my available options for parm2 would only be:
test1 
test3
test4
test5

how do I make that happen?  Thanks for anyone that can help me!

crystal reports 2016 parameter question

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