Data components, including banded objects, tables, charts, crosstabs and geographic maps can be embedded inside a banded object. The embedded data components can have their own datasets or inherit the dataset from the parent, and when they inherit the parent's dataset, the report becomes powerful. For example, if you want a child data component to be automatically filtered by the group of the parent banded object, you can put the child data component in the group panel in the banded object and make it inherit dataset from its parent, then the child data component will be replicated for each group in the parent. Moreover, by embedding a chart in a banded object and having it inherit the dataset from the parent, you can make the chart a dynamic chart in Excel.
However, when a data component is to be inserted into the Detail (DT), Banded Page Header (BPH) or Banded Page Footer (BPF) panel of a banded object, you cannot make the data component inherit dataset from the parent.
Suppose you want to have a chart to give to each country showing the annual sales of each product category for the country, you can create the report as follows:
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from the Components panel to the group header panel below the Country group-by field.The chart is embedded into the banded object as follows in the design area:

