Getting Started with Seal Report: Applying Dependant Filters
This is the fourth report in the series. So far, we’ve used different types of restrictions, but those were independent of each other. However, real-world filtering scenarios often require dependen...
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This is the fourth report in the series. So far, we’ve used different types of restrictions, but those were independent of each other. However, real-world filtering scenarios often require dependent restrictions, where one selection affects the available values of another. Within the AdventureWorks2025 open-source database, there is a classic example of such dependency: CountryRegion → StateProvince. Applying this type of filter allows us to narrow down employees based on the province associated with one of their recorded addresses, while ensuring that only provinces belonging to the selected country are available for selection. In the previous post, we examined static and dynamic select lists as data table restrictions. Getting Started with Seal Report: Static and Dynamic Select Lists Vlad Ganușceac Vlad Ganușceac Vlad Ganușceac Follow Mar 26 Getting Started with Seal Report: Static and Dynamic Select Lists #sealreport #tutorial #analytics #sqlserver 2 reactions Comments Add Comment 4
