Drilling Down - Toggling All Rows

Does anyone know if it's possible to expand and collapse all rows when drilling down? The way it is now, the user has to click the plus sign on each row to drill down. I would like to provide functionality to expand or collapse all rows at once while the report is being viewed. Thanks.

There may be a way - but I have not found one!

I also did not like after I expanded a group then expanded a group within a group how you have to <return> a coule of times to begin where you first started.

So, I just <jump to a URL> and then display the detail within a "frame".

Seems easier for the user to navigate in that they have the primary "expand" item still available - if you get my drift!

Hope this helps!

Drilldown in parameter pick lists.

Is it possible to get drilldown functionallity in a parameter pick
list?
So that it is possible to expand/collapse items just like in e.g pivot
table?
Like:
+ All Time
- 2000
- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
etc
- 2001
- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
etcHi,
No, you need to expand all the values in a single query for drop down. May
be you can have two parameters
one for year and second for month. or otherwise list all the year and
months in one query.
Amarnath
"Jan" wrote:
> Is it possible to get drilldown functionallity in a parameter pick
> list?
> So that it is possible to expand/collapse items just like in e.g pivot
> table?
> Like:
> + All Time
> - 2000
> - Jan
> - Feb
> - Mar
> etc
> - 2001
> - Jan
> - Feb
> - Mar
> etc
>|||Ok, thanks.
But it would had been a great feature though :-)|||If you really need that functionality, you can always roll your own asp.net
page with your server controls the way you want, then set up the selection or
button click event to call the report and pass in the parameters to the
ReportServer via URL api, or web service.
--
Regards,
"Jan" wrote:
> Is it possible to get drilldown functionallity in a parameter pick
> list?
> So that it is possible to expand/collapse items just like in e.g pivot
> table?
> Like:
> + All Time
> - 2000
> - Jan
> - Feb
> - Mar
> etc
> - 2001
> - Jan
> - Feb
> - Mar
> etc
>