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| 164 | 164 | * **Blank:** When checked, includes blank values in the list of acceptable values. Unchecked by default. |
| 165 | 165 | * **Param:** When checked, specifies that the filter field is included in the report viewer. Checked by default. |
| 166 | 166 | * **Show Filters In Report Description:** Displays the computed filter values in the report viewer. This can be used to more accurately see what the conditionals will look like when the data is sent to the server. |
| 167 | -* **Require X Parameters In Viewer:** |
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| 168 | -* **Filter Logic:** |
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| 0 | +* **Require X Parameters In Viewer:** This value is used to set a lower limit on how many filter parameters are required for the report viewer. |
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| 1 | +* **Filter Logic:** Used to control how your filters are handled. Following the default example in how to reference your filters is ideal. |
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| 3 | +###Preview |
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| 5 | +Here you can preview the results of the report that you have created before you decide to publish it. You can also go back to any tab at any time and edit your report. Data will not be lost until you close the browser or navigate away from the page. |
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