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Passing a data range as a parameter.

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mbpierce

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I have a report that takes several parameters. Some have a range of multiple possible values. To get the number of default parameters for the specified parameter I am using GetNParameterDefaultValue function. I then use this value (equal to or less than this value) as the "index" argument in GetNthParameterDefaultValue() to get the default parameter value structure.

Can I get the all the values of any range set at one time?

For instance if one of my parameters is State and it has 50 possible choices. Is there a way to programaticaly get all 50 values at once or Do I have to use GetNthParameterDefaultValue() 50 times passing one index at a time?
 
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