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General Advice for adding the Range filter to the report detail section

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Posted on by Bibin TV

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Hello Team,
I'm seeking your advice. In response to a user requirement, I've relocated the range filter from the sys query form to the report detail section, as illustrated below. Is this the appropriate method for implementing the range filter, or do you recommend an alternative approach? I appreciate your insights.

Can the table be placed in the header somehow?

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General Advice for adding the Range filter to the report detail section

Hi Kevin Xia,

Thanks for your advice! By the way, is there a way I can position the table in the report header section? Kindly provide any sample if you have. Thank you.
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General Advice for adding the Range filter to the report detail section

Hi,

Adding a range filter to the report detail section is a common requirement, and your approach of moving it from the sys query form is a valid method to implement this, but it may consume valuable space that could be used for displaying data. Place the table in the header can solve this problem, but it needs code customization.

Best regards,

Kevin

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