Yes, 2 datasets in a single report can reference a single parameter.

A message from the NYS Thruway:

"Ice and snow, take it slow"

My response:

"Plow and scrape, I can't be late"

Add a second dataset to pull your date, make that the default value of the parameter that you feed to the dataset that uses MDX.

If I understand the error you are passing an object rather than an integer array. Unless you can deal with that in your code by taking the object apart and...

If I understand correctly the word Total and the data on that row are returned from your SP.

You need an expression in the Textbox properties dialog Font tab. For...

Try this

http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fSample+Report+Solution+R+and+D%2fGroupWise+Report&RS:Command=Render&RS:Format=render.PDF

I think all you want is

Parameters!paramBoxSizes.Value

If you were looking for a single value you would use something like:

Parameters!paramBoxSizes.Value(0)

The sharp checkout person might say "did you forget hammer and...

Parameter sniffing is a common cause for very slow SSRS reports when the dataset is populated by a stored procedure. Basically to avoid this you need to declare local...

It occurs to me that if you can make the report name and the user ID hidden parameters you may be able to do what you want. What you...

Take your 2 datasets and make them a single dataset with a UNION or another way of your choosing. Group by CS & DM then do totals at the...

Backlog

Contact a local not for profit or other small business and see if you can do anything for them that will fit your project needs.

This is kind of a sideways answer to your problem. What if you give them all a link that will run their report with the parameters they want. ...

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