Hi Abhilash,
Thank you for your answer, I think here we are missing something, maybe I wasn't very clear..
Actually, the only information that will lead me to those 2 values is the parameter A.
that's why logically I should use this parameter A to reach values I need.
To simplify, this parameter is showing dynamically for each report the value that I need (even if I don't understand how), now I want to use this value to get the values I need.
e.g. Parameter A shows value ABCD
I know ABCD is located in the table1, but the 2 values I need are in a second table that I can link with no problem.
So if the parameter value is ABCD then I know this ABCD is related always to 2 values Y & Z.
Those Y & Z depend of another field of the same table, this example my be more clear:
Table 1
ID | Name (parameter value) |
895 | ABDC |
Table 2
ID Table 1 | NAME (parameter value) | Seeked 2 values | Side (if 0 put always title right Side) |
895 | ABDC | X | 0 |
895 | ABDC | Y | 1 |
The only value that I have in my report is ABCD, and I need to display Y & Z in the header.
Side will tell me what is the nature of X or Y value (right of left side)
Thank you