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May 2, 2008

Hi,
In a report we have a couple of pie charts one for each category.
for eg. if there are 3 categories red,blue and yellow there will be three pie charts. Now the data is shown to a particular user only if the user has access to a particular category.
suppose while designing the report the pie charts are created in the order : chart - red chart - blue chart - yellow.

If a user has rights only on the yellow category, only one chart will be displayed and chart-red and chart-blue will be hidden. Now the problem is, on the report I get blank space before chart-yellow as chart-red and chart- blue are hidden. is there a way to position chart - yellow in place of chart-blue if chart-blue is hidden or position chart-yellow in place of chart -red if chart-red and chart- blue both are hidded?

Thanks in advance,

Regards,
Harshal.

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