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Dan Pinault
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Hi,

Rather than add to an old post from here Accordian Report Question I thought it best to start a new discussion.

BTW - Thanks Alan B. for the technique (and javascript) to create the modified accordion report! It was very easy to implement and works great.

This got me thinking about vertically expandable/collapsible groups in a report output. I don't know javascript but I can't help think that, if it is possible to do what Alan B did, then is it possible to make such a report? It would basically function like a MS Excel table that uses Subtotals and Outlining.

If I did it right, below should be an image of what I'm thinking of in MS Excel.

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7.7.05M/7.7.03 HF6 on Windows Server 2003 SP2 output to whatever is required.
 
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GinnyJakes
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FML?


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Have a look at this post, it may have the basics of what you need Confused


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Dan Pinault
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Ginny - I've not explored FML before. Perhaps I should!

Waz - Yes, the post you refer to does indeed have the basics of what I am trying to accomplish.

Thanks,

Dan


7.7.05M/7.7.03 HF6 on Windows Server 2003 SP2 output to whatever is required.
 
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Richa Kulkarni
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Hi Dan,
I'm also working on the same issue Frowner and had no luck.... Can you help me on this please?
That will be a great help Smiler

Thanks,
Richa


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