Send Multiple Parameter Values on a single Parameter value

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Is it possible to pass multiple value on a parameter value?
like

Name
Bert
Ron
Steve

my code is like this

VB

Dim report as New ReportDocument
dim names() as string = {"Bert","Ron","Steve"}
report.SetParameterValue("Name",names)

Update:

I only show the 1st item of the array which is Bert
Even if I check Allow multiple values and (Discrete and range Values) It only display the 1st index :(

Posted 2-Apr-13 16:55pm

iMaker.ph

Updated 2-Apr-13 18:59pm

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PIEBALDconsult 2-Apr-13 23:04pm

Not enough information. You may have left off a tag or two. What is a ReportDocument?

iMaker.ph 3-Apr-13 4:16am

its for the Crystalrepot reference

Deependra Khangarot 2-Apr-13 23:58pm

Yes, It is possible and you are using correct syntax. Are you getting any exception?
Please provide more information.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Apr-13 0:43am

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iMaker.ph 3-Apr-13 0:58am

sorry for my mistake

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Apr-13 1:02am

No problem; now you know.
Thank you for understanding.
—SA

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