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KB38304: How to create a Report Service document with "image" attribute form displayed in grid but not in the selector for the same attribute in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x - 10.x?


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


How to create a Report Service document with "image" attribute form displayed in grid but not in the selector for the same attribute in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x - 10.x?

In some business scenarios, it is required to create a Report Service document with "image" attribute form displayed in grid but not in the selector for the same attribute.
 
When creating a document, having the "image" attribute form displayed in the report data set, adding an selector of the same attribute as the selector source and running the document, the selector shows the url or relative path of the image file as well, as the example shown below in Tutorial project:

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Follow the steps below to meet the requirement and remove the "image" url from selectors:

  • Edit the dataset report.
  • Add image into report object forms if it does not exist.
  • Go to Data menu -> Attribute display -> and remove the image from the 'Displayed forms', as the image shown below:
     
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    Note: Display forms control the display in selector, while report object form control forms display in grids.

 
After the modification, the expected result is shown as below:

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June 12, 2017

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June 12, 2017