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KB439203: When running a report with a date value prompt, a second radio button is displayed with "The default selection is:" in MicroStrategy Web 10.x


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When running a report with a date value prompt, a second radio button is displayed with "The default selection is:" in MicroStrategy Web 10.x

SUMMARY:
This technical note describes a known behavior in Strategy Web where users see a second radio button "The default selection is:" when running a report with a date value prompt. 
SYMPTOM:
When a user runs a report from Strategy Web and is prompted to enter a value for the date value prompt, the user sees a second radio button below listing the default selection. 

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CAUSE:
This is due to the date value prompt having a default value set as a dynamic date when created from Strategy Developer. 
ACTION               
In order to remove the second radio button from displaying the default selection for the date value prompt when users run the report, you can use the following options:
1. Edit the date value prompt from Developer, and uncheck the "Default value" option for the date value prompt. This will remove the default value for the prompt, so there won't be a default selection when the user runs the report. 
2. Change the default value of the date prompt from a 'Dynamic Date' to a 'Static Date' and a second radio button won't be displayed when running the report from Web. 

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KB439203


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Published:

December 11, 2017

Last Updated:

December 31, 2018