Hi Bob
You are right about the need to setup a relation between the datasources. Once a relation is set, every report based on one of the sources can be set to drill to reports based on the other.
Below is an example that I just created based on the Dynamic AI Demo:
First I set up the relation:
- Relation
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In a report that is based on one the sources in the relation (in this case a contact list):
- Report ID 116 in the Dynamic Demo
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Drill down to is changed to the relevant related report:
- Change drill down behavior
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- Report now drills to other report instead of form presentation
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When report is executed related drill down will be show as
- Related drill down
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This example shows a simple related drill between a list and a pivot table with a fixed relation point (Contact ID).
In case that column names are identical in the two datasources Dynamic AI also offers automatic identification or the related drill down based on the users "click".
Mikkel