Hi @Artimes ,
And if you click a row you want to run a subquery with this id as parameter.
If you need to pass the ID parameter to the subreport, you need to have the corresponding ID parameter in the target report (subreport).
For example: I have two reports, namely "parentreport" and "subreport". I pass the "Year" parameter in parentreport to subreport. When I click on the corresponding year in parentreport, it will jump to that year in subreport . In the subreport, I configured the year parameter, and in the parentreport, I added the "Go to report" operation.
Here is a Gif file:
Note: When the report to be transferred is in the same project as the current report, the target report is included in the drop-down list. Otherwise, we can directly enter the report name in the box. Currently the two reports are stored in the same folder on the same report server, we can only enter the report name. If two reports are stored in different folders, the folder path and report name must be provided. If the location of the target report is changed, it must be corrected in the Action property of the source report.
Best Regards,
Joy
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