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Ryan K.
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Does anyone know if it's possible to pass multiple values (multi select) in a list box through a drill down?

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Francis Mariani
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The multi-select list box is on a parameter screen from where you run a report, passing these multiple values? If so, they're in a Dialogue Manager variable that you can pass in the stylesheet drilldown code.

Something like: 
...
NODE_2 = &NODE_2.QUOTEDSTRING \
...


Because the multi-select variable may contain single quotes around each value, use the .QUOTEDSTRING operator, which "allows the variable to contain both single and multi-select values".


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