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Fetch SSRS Report - Option Sets

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Hello!
 
Is there a supported method to display an option set in an SSRS report (list of available attribute values from Dynamics) in a Fetch SSRS report downloaded to Word?  
 
For example, if I have a custom option set field in Dynamics with 5 attribute values, the current SSRS report Fields!optionsetone.Value expression exports the selected value from the form on the report.  Is there a way to also export all available values from Dynamics in the report so the user could change to another available value (from a drop down) once the report was downloaded?  
 
Thanks!
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    Hi CRM2013USER,
     
    Hopefully the following links will help you:.
    The general forum may not be able to provide you with enough support, so it is recommended to raise a support ticket.
     
    thanks,
    Haig Liu
     

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