Actually there is a way of doing this, in the reporting parameters, on the
default values, select the 'from query' checkbox, and sleect the same dataset
you are using the populate the list, for the value field, again the same one
you are using to populate the list, preview the report and hey presto, select
all is the default option.
HTH
Mikey :o)
[quoted text, click to view] "KWC" wrote:
> I do need the ability to select one or more options on the list so we need to
> use multi-value parameters but it appears we must have the "Select
> All"option. Here's another question, Can you have "Select All" checked by
> default? If so how?
>
> Thanks
> KWC
>
> "Mikey :0)" wrote:
>
> > KWC, we did exactly the same thing when SP1 took away the select all option.
> > But the select all only appears when the Multi-value option is used in
> > reporting parameters. As we didn't want to allow multiple selections with
> > 'select all' being one of them, we had a choice, either allow multi-select
> > and remove the hard coded select all, or don't use multi select and leave the
> > hard coded option in.
> >
> > HTH Mikey :o)
> >
> > "KWC" wrote:
> >
> > > There has been quite a few posts about this appearing and disappearing when
> > > SP1 is applied, etc. I now have SP2 loaded and the "Select All" option
> > > appears in the dropdown. What I am wondering is, as of SP2, is there any way
> > > to disable the "Select All" option or are we stuck with it again?
> > >
> > > Reason I ask is I have implemented my own "All" option which is much more
> > > efficient than passing a string of comma separated value (i.e. just passes a
> > > zero).
> > >
> > > Thanks
