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I have a SSRS report which displays hundred of rows. I was wondering if there is anyway i can highlight the rows so that i can easily know on which row i am while accessing the report.

Any thoughts?

A: 

I don't know if that is possible, I think it depends on which version you are running, from what I found, 2005 is unable to do it dynamically once the report is generated,

but I did find that you can alternate row colors

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found here LINK

I will keep looking for you're problem though, just offering another solution in case it helps.

EDIT*

upon further searching I found that this is not a feature that is supported by the software. Which means that you would need to create or find a custom report item to fit your needs.

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Justin Gregoire
Very similar to Crystal Reports =)
Will Marcouiller
+3  A: 

It cannot be done in SSRS 2005. You cannot make any dynamic actions after report is generated.

Ardman
A: 

Thanks for the answer guys but this is not what i wanted. I think evey1 got lil confused or may be i didn't explain clearly (like always).

let's say this is how my report looks like. A report with 10 rows and 5 columns.


    Col1|  Col2  |  Col3|   Col4|  Col5|

R1|

R2|

R3|

R4|

R5|

R6|value1|value2|value3|value4|value5| <- if i click this row, color this row

R7|

R8|

R9|

R10|

I don't want to highlight alternate rows. What i want is, I want to highlighst

Row6 (here since i selected that), when i click that row.

I hope that makes sense.

Thanks.

sanjeev40084
you should edit your original post rather than providing this as the answer, which it obviously isn't
adolf garlic