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Thread: how to hide a dynamic column during runtime?.. help please...

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    how to hide a dynamic column during runtime?.. help please...

    im working on a report which shows the data based on the users input. I have used a matrix because I have no control on how many fields the users want, so practically we have a dynamic column here. My problem is that they require me to able the user to hide the columns he/she wishes to during runtime. We have a previous report that enables the user to hide it during runtime but it has static column. Any idea on how I could do it?... Thank you so much... By the way im using microsoft reporting services...

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    by the way im using microsoft reporting services.. we have a previous report before that hides column during runtime.. it has static column like i've said... we use report parameter... our parameter value consists of 1 and 0... example if all the columns are shown it will have a value of 11111111... and if the last column is selcted to be hidden it will have a value of 11111110... we use navigation in this so when a column is selected to be hidden, we will pass a parameter... but in dynamic column i have no idea how to pass that parameter since the columns are created during runtime because it is dependent on the query... any ideas?... thanks...

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    Conditional Logic in Conjunction with the Visibility Property ...

    Sir:

    Have you tried conditional logic in conjunction with the visibility property?

    HTH.

    Bill

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    Any Success with This?

    Did you get anywhere with this one? Let us know if you hit any hurdles ...

    Bill

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