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May 4, 2007

I'm trying to fully utilize parameters on a report.



I have 3 parameters, a start date, end date, and a cause.



The start and the end date are working as expected. What I would like is if a user fails to select a cause (queried from a lookup dataset) I would like to return all records, not filtering by cause. I'm using parameters handed to the dataset to do this and the report will not allow me not to select a value.



Should I be using Filter, Report Parameters, or some other means to solve this?



Any advice would be appreciated as I don't want to "KLUDGE" up the system with a bunch of reports each with varying levels of criteria.



Thanx!



TR

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