Dan,
Yes, that is what I usually see and expect since so many of those values will just be non-existent.
If you really wanted to, of course, you can add some logic to the report to fill in those blanks, even with the default value of the fields you have set. But I usually do not do that when we want to see that those have not been filled and are empty. It really depends on the purpose (and audience) of the report.
Yes, that is what I usually see and expect since so many of those values will just be non-existent.
If you really wanted to, of course, you can add some logic to the report to fill in those blanks, even with the default value of the fields you have set. But I usually do not do that when we want to see that those have not been filled and are empty. It really depends on the purpose (and audience) of the report.