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However I have already mastered that. My problem is a new report we just added at work has values for parameters (i.e.:10-New, 20-Cancel, 30-Complete). For the life of me, I cannot figure out how to pass multiple values for the same parameter. (so from the previous example, choosing 10-New and 30-Complete as values for the parameter).
Can this be done? And if so, how?
I believe you do it the same way as any other report, you just comma separate your list (i.e. 10,20), which is why you need a function to split your comma separated string into a table for your where clause (sounds like you’ve already got this covered)