In SQL Server 2005, you can use a multi-value parameter to prompt the user. Then you can write an expression/custom function to parse the output of the parameter. Call that expression/custom function in the visibility expression for the column in your table/matrix.
You'll need to make sure the choices in your parameter list are are kept in sync with your fields list, that's something that we don't provide by default.
-Lukasz
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Hi, I want to show the All coumns, which are in the report, to the end user. So user can select his usefull columns and the selected coulmn should only show on the report and other should be hide.
How to get the Columns list to the end user?
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a) How to prompt the user for the columns he/she wants to display, or
b) How to display a column containing a list of reports
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In SQL Server 2005, you can use a multi-value parameter to prompt the user. Then you can write an expression/custom function to parse the output of the parameter. Call that expression/custom function in the visibility expression for the column in your table/matrix.
You'll need to make sure the choices in your parameter list are are kept in sync with your fields list, that's something that we don't provide by default.
-Lukasz
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This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Rajesh Basa
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Nilay