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thummel1
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9/12/2016 5:38 PM
Hi,
I am working in Lawson version 9.0.1. Can a scheduled report have parameters added to it? For instance, we have a scheduled report that contains many employee demographics. The end users would like the ability to select the Employee Last Name and/or Employee ID so only those matching records will display, versus the alternative of exporting a large report and filtering/sorting for the needed record.
I know there is the option within LBI to create a parameter, and I tested this option on a scheduled report. I could only get this feature to work when going into the report details and selecting "View with Data Refresh". I do not have "View with Data Refresh" selected in my Default Permissions so was unsure if this was selecting the result from the last scheduled instance or really was pulling live data?
Any success with this? If so, sharing your steps would be great. Thanks!
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