reallydolly Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 I need to prompt for multiple filter expressions when my reports are run. This works fine if I add them to the SQL WHERE. But because there are so many I want to build a series to select from when writing different types of reports plus share them with my co-workers. The Filter Expression form allows for Importing saved expressions so that would be swell, but I cannot figure out how to have more than one valid expression at a time here.I'm a noob, please forgive me if I am missing something terribly obvious. Any suggestions are most sincerely appreciated! Code:Example of filter expression that I am using in SQL:WHERE C6CHGHST_TRANS_DATE >= $P{from_date} AND C6CHGHST_TRANS_DATE <= $P{to_date} AND C6CHGHST_CLOC >= $P{from_location} AND C6CHGHST_CLOC <= $P{to_location} AND C6CHGHST_CDEPT >= $P{from_department} AND C6CHGHST_CDEPT <= $P{to_department} AND C6CHGHST_QPROGRAM >= $P{from_program} AND C6CHGHST_QPROGRAM <= $P{to_program} AND C6CHGHST_SERV_CODE >= $P{from_service} AND C6CHGHST_SERV_CODE <= $P{to_service} AND C6CHGHST_MCOCODE >= $P{from_payor} AND C6CHGHST_MCOCODE <= $P{to_payor} Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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