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Asked: 2026-06-16T19:35:10+00:00

My apologies if that is a confusing question. I will include pictures to say

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My apologies if that is a confusing question. I will include pictures to say what I mean. I have a parameter, called ResponseRange, where I specify the available value for that parameter- as shown below:

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But in another parameter, called ClientResponseRange , I want to reference the label of the parameter value chosen previously. I’ve tried various options, but I wind up with errors…

So what I want to do is reference the label in a query, like below(sorry about code being unorganized)

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Edit: I think I found a way!!
I will make the last parameter have the following:

=Parameters!ResponseRange.Label

And then I can use that value in the dataset query – ie just say @ClientResponseRange . OK keepin fingers X’ed

thnx

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  1. Editorial Team

    You are correct.

    Setting the @ClientResponseRange parameter in your SQL to Parameters!ResponseRange.Label using an equation is the best way.

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