Hide GH1 after drilling into GH2

[jenschmidt]

I have a report with two groups;
group 1 is Department,
group 2 is Employee.

Each group header has three sections with graphs - the graphs in group 1 are the same in group 2. Group 2 (including all sections) is hidden, except for GF2 where I've placed the Group 2 Name field so end-user can see what they want to drill down on.

After drilling into the appropriate GF2, end-user has to page through the group 1 information again to get to the information they drilled for. Any way to hide group 1 after drilling into group 2?

Thanks!

jennifer.giemza@uwmf.wisc.edu

 

[lbass]

I gathered from another post that you have CR 9.0. CR 9.0 has the drilldowngrouplevel function, so you should be able to conditionally suppress the group 1 header with something like:

drilldowngrouplevel > 1

-LB

 

[checkai]

Right....however in GH1 you'd need drilldowngrouplevel <> 0 ...then for GH2 you can say Show and Suppress when drilldowngrouplevel <> 1

dlc

 

[bdreed35]

There is a setting on under File, Report Options called &quot;Show All Headers on Drill Down&quot;. If this is currently selected, you may be able to solve your problem by deselecting this option.

~Brian

 

[lbass]

I should have added that I don't have CR 9.0, so don't know how the drilldowngrouplevel levels are counted, so checkai's response might be more accurate.

-LB

 

[checkai]

CR 9 is when the ability to use Drilldowngrouplevel started. So My method will not work.

DLC

 

[jenschmidt]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE HELP!! I should have thoughts of the &quot;Show all headers&quot;!! That's what I'm going to implement on this report, but I also didn't know about the drilldowngrouplevel - I'm sure it will come in handy sometime!!!!

jennifer.giemza@uwmf.wisc.edu

 

[checkai]

jenschmidt,
What does uwmf stand for? I'm from Madison....assuming you're in wisconsin somewhere...
dlc

 

[jenschmidt]

University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation - we're the UW Health clinics around Madison and the surrounding areas. Ringing any bells?

jennifer.giemza@uwmf.wisc.edu

 

[checkai]

Ringing bells...Thanks...