Changes in 25c606a: Updated sub reports and drilldowns (markdown)

				FAQ/Questions/sub-reports-and-drilldowns.md
			
          @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ How do sub-reports and drilldowns work? What are the options for sub-reports?

           ##Answer

          -Sub-reports are simply regular reports with one extra step. Their defining trait is the presence of a drilldown key. This is a key field that will be used by main reports to send information to the sub-report. This is done on the [[Misc tab|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/9.0-Misc-Tab#9.2-Drill-Downs]] of the report designer. There is also a short example of how to create a basic sub-report and link it to the main report at that link. 

          +Sub-reports are simply regular reports with one extra step. Their defining trait is the presence of a drilldown key. This is a key field that will be used by main reports to send information to the sub-report. This is done on the [[Misc tab|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/9.0-Misc-Tab#9.2-Drill-Downs]] of the report designer. There is also a short example of how to create a basic sub-report and link it to the main report at that link. The [[Advanced Field Settings|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/4.0-fields-tab#4.8-Advanced-Field-Settings-Button]] box is where you link a main report to a sub-report. 

           ###Sub-reports on charts

          @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ _**Note:** Bar charts and pie charts do not support drilldown effects. They will

           ###Sub-reports on maps

          -You can also create a drilldown on the [[Maps tab|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/13.0-Izenda-Maps#13.2-Maps-features]] that will trigger when the region is hovered over. You can learn more about the maps feature at the link above.

          +You can also create a drilldown on the [[Maps tab|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/13.0-Izenda-Maps#13.2-Maps-features]] that will trigger using the specified effect. You can learn more about the maps feature at the link above.

           ###Sub-reports on gauges

          @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Finally, you can choose to use sub-reports in your FORMS report too. You can see

           ###Using a URL instead of a sub-report

          -In addition to drilling down to a sub-report, you can also explicitly define a URL to open. This can be an external URL or an internal URL to the reporting application. You can use field brackets in the URL as well to pass data through query string parameters. e.g. **ReportViewer.aspx?rn=Subreport&master=MainReport&ddkvalue=[OrderID]&ddkvalue2=[ShipCountry]**. 

          +In addition to drilling down to a sub-report, you can also explicitly define a URL to open. This can be an external URL or an internal URL to the reporting application. You can use field brackets in the URL as well to pass data through query string parameters. (e.g. ReportViewer.aspx?rn=Subreport&master=MainReport&ddkvalue=[OrderID]&ddkvalue2=[ShipCountry]). 

           ###Settings applicable to drilldowns

           * [[InheritFiltersInSubreports|/API/CodeSamples/InheritFiltersInSubreports]]

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9	9	##Answer
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11		-Sub-reports are simply regular reports with one extra step. Their defining trait is the presence of a drilldown key. This is a key field that will be used by main reports to send information to the sub-report. This is done on the [[Misc tab\|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/9.0-Misc-Tab#9.2-Drill-Downs]] of the report designer. There is also a short example of how to create a basic sub-report and link it to the main report at that link.
	11	+Sub-reports are simply regular reports with one extra step. Their defining trait is the presence of a drilldown key. This is a key field that will be used by main reports to send information to the sub-report. This is done on the [[Misc tab\|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/9.0-Misc-Tab#9.2-Drill-Downs]] of the report designer. There is also a short example of how to create a basic sub-report and link it to the main report at that link. The [[Advanced Field Settings\|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/4.0-fields-tab#4.8-Advanced-Field-Settings-Button]] box is where you link a main report to a sub-report.
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13	13	###Sub-reports on charts
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19	19	###Sub-reports on maps
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21		-You can also create a drilldown on the [[Maps tab\|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/13.0-Izenda-Maps#13.2-Maps-features]] that will trigger when the region is hovered over. You can learn more about the maps feature at the link above.
	21	+You can also create a drilldown on the [[Maps tab\|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/13.0-Izenda-Maps#13.2-Maps-features]] that will trigger using the specified effect. You can learn more about the maps feature at the link above.
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23	23	###Sub-reports on gauges
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31	31	###Using a URL instead of a sub-report
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33		-In addition to drilling down to a sub-report, you can also explicitly define a URL to open. This can be an external URL or an internal URL to the reporting application. You can use field brackets in the URL as well to pass data through query string parameters. e.g. ReportViewer.aspx?rn=Subreport&master=MainReport&ddkvalue=[OrderID]&ddkvalue2=[ShipCountry].
	33	+In addition to drilling down to a sub-report, you can also explicitly define a URL to open. This can be an external URL or an internal URL to the reporting application. You can use field brackets in the URL as well to pass data through query string parameters. (e.g. ReportViewer.aspx?rn=Subreport&master=MainReport&ddkvalue=[OrderID]&ddkvalue2=[ShipCountry]).
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35	35	###Settings applicable to drilldowns
36	36	* [[InheritFiltersInSubreports\|/API/CodeSamples/InheritFiltersInSubreports]]