My company frequently uses the drill-down report for managing the
            
 sales and costs, according to the regions, states, city, and county.  As
            
 drill-down report is frequently used with group sections and detail data;
            
 the detail data section is hidden with drill-down capability, and all that
            
 is visible when the report opens is the summary information of the sales
            
 and costs in the group section. A drill-down on a summary item such as the
            
 sale of a product in the group section displays the detail data.  The net
            
 effect   in this case is to initially hide the data but still make it
            
 available interactively on demand when a user wants to view it.  As the
            
 user moves the mouse over a hidden drill-down- capable section, the mouse
            
 cursor changes into a magnifying glass.  This signals that a double- click
            
       In other cases, in drill-down report, a sub-report can be embedded
            
 within another report.  This design element is used to separate and
            
 organize information, promote re usability in data reporting, and in some
            
 cases, enhance the performance of a report.  Sub-reports can contain any
            
 element that a main report can contain and support the same drill-down
            
 capabilities and suppressing options as their main report counterparts.  By
            
 inserting sub-reports on sales of products based on region, states, city,
            
 and county, the company can gain a better understanding of the sales and
            
       The relationship between the sub-reports and report allows the company
            
 to drill down at each level from the region to the state, city, and county.
            
  On-demand, sub-reports, and sub-sub-reports are not viewed by the users
            
 until click specifically on the sub- and sub-reports.  A sub-report can use
            
 the data source of the main report or it can have an entirely independent
            
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