Sure .. 1. Create a table with one column and two records: Column name= "Selection_Options" values:{"Custom", "All"} 2. Add this table to your report designer 3. Create a new report section for our test 4. Create a prompt container 3. Drag two: Drop-Down and List controls in the prompt container 4. In the Drop-Down, drag and drop the column from our new support table "Selection_Options" 5. Create a character based parameter "Selected_Option" 6. Assign this parameter to the drop-down so that it picks up the value of our selection from the drop-down 7. In your main table, create a calculated item "List_calculated_var", and make it like: If ('selected_option'p = 'Custom') then List_variable /* List_variable is the one you want to assign to the list, so that it populate the list with all the values for selection */ else if ('selected_option'p='All') then "All" /* In this case "List_calculated_var" will only have one value "All". 8. Create a character list based parameter "Selection" 9. Now to your list control in the prompt container, assign "List_calculated_var" as category and "Selection" as Parameter 10. Now you have a parameter "Selection" having either "All" or "Custom" values and you can use this parameter in other controls .. hope it helps ..
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