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Passing the page parameters(PRIMARY KEY) to filter the report as per the passed PRIMARY KEY

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After adding the parameter on the OnAction using the following Code

Report Invoice - OnAction()
RunReport(REPORT::"Report Invoice","No.");

How to filter the Report based upon the "No." feild ?

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Tina Menezes 2,582 on at

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Hi,

You can declare a global variable say 'RecordName' with type as Record and select the subtype as the Record ID eg if your table is customer it will be customer table record.

In your on action write the following code:

Report Invoice - OnAction()

RecordName := Rec;

RecordName.SETRANGE("No.",RecordName."No.");

REPORT.RUNMODAL(50010,TRUE,TRUE,RecordName);

Here 50010 will be your report ID which should run on clicking the action.

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ManishS 86 on at

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Filter upon No. field ?

Can you please explain in more detail.

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Binesh 7,885 on at

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Hello,

you have a value in your field i.e. "No."
so you can filter your record somthing like:
TableVariable.GET("No.");
REPORT.RUNMODAL(REPORT::"Report Invoice",FALSE,FALSE,TableVariable);

Note: Here, first parameter is Report ID, 2nd Parameter is RequestPage
3rd Parameter is System Printer, and 4th parameter is which record you want to print in your report.

Note 2: you are using this action in page and if your page source table is same as Report DataItem then you can directly
write this code in your OnAction
REPORT.RUNMODAL(REPORT::"Report Invoice",FALSE,FALSE,Rec);

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Jalmaraz 669 on at

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You must pass a filtered record this way:

Record."No." = "No."

Record.SETRECFILTER;

Report.RUNMODAL(REPORT::"Report Invoice",True,FALSE,Record);

Edited: already answered above, please forgive me, and ignore this post.

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