In Design view, right-click the subreport and then click Subreport Properties.
In the Subreport Properties dialog box, click Parameters.
Click Add. A new row is added to the parameter grid.
In the Name text box, type the name of a parameter in the subreport or choose it from the list box. This name must match a report parameter, not a query parameter, in the subreport.
In the Value list box, type or select a value to pass to the subreport. This value can be static text or an expression that references a field or other object in the main report.
Note:-
In Report Builder, if a parameter is missing from the Parameters list and the subreport has a default value defined, the subreport will be processed correctly.
In Report Designer, all parameters that are required by the subreport must be included in the
Parameters list. If a required parameter is missing, the subreport is not displayed correctly in the main report.
Repeat steps 3-5 to specify a name and value for each subreport parameter.
To delete a subreport parameter, click the parameter in the parameter grid, and then click
Delete.
To change the order of a subreport parameter, click the parameter, and then click the up button or the down button.
Changing the order of a subreport parameter does not affect the processing of the subreport.
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Dec 01, 2017 06:23 AM|JagjitSingh|LINK
Hi
In Main Report i have 2 parameters . But in one Sub Report i want to pass 3 parameters with Multiple Vlaues
Thanks
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Re: SubReport
Dec 01, 2017 07:18 AM|Deepak Panchal|LINK
Hi JagjitSingh,
To specify parameters to pass to a subreport
In Design view, right-click the subreport and then click Subreport Properties.
In the Subreport Properties dialog box, click Parameters.
Click Add. A new row is added to the parameter grid.
In the Name text box, type the name of a parameter in the subreport or choose it from the list box. This name must match a report parameter, not a query parameter, in the subreport.
In the Value list box, type or select a value to pass to the subreport. This value can be static text or an expression that references a field or other object in the main report.
Note:-
In Report Builder, if a parameter is missing from the Parameters list and the subreport has a default value defined, the subreport will be processed correctly.
In Report Designer, all parameters that are required by the subreport must be included in the Parameters list. If a required parameter is missing, the subreport is not displayed correctly in the main report.
Repeat steps 3-5 to specify a name and value for each subreport parameter.
To delete a subreport parameter, click the parameter in the parameter grid, and then click Delete.
To change the order of a subreport parameter, click the parameter, and then click the up button or the down button.
Changing the order of a subreport parameter does not affect the processing of the subreport.
Reference:
Add a Subreport and Parameters (Report Builder and SSRS)
Regards
Deepak
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