I am facing a critical problem in ssrs reporting. i have a textbox with value and tablix with no record. now i want to hide this textbox when tablix has not no row.here is my report
1-Use RowCount as a additional hidden field in your tablix.
2 Set visibility of the textbox based on the IIF expression which refer to the rowcount from tablix.
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Have a datagridview that I want to populate a column with either a text box or a combo box based on a value in the generic list. Please see attached image. I need one cell in one row to display a drop-down list and on the next row with the same "Grouping" I need an editable textbox in the same column.
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I have a kendo grid with summary footers for some columns of the grid. When I a get datasource values from server summaries are displayed correctly. But when I change the value of a cell of a column that has summary the summary is not updated immediately. I would to ask how can I achieve immediate update of footer summaries.
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I need to pass parameters to a second tablix in the same report from clicking in a cell on the first tablix a bit like adding an action to a text box that passes parameters to a second report. The second tablix needs to be hidden until the row in the details column on the first tablix is clicked.
I'm not sure if this can be achieved?
Have just tried SQL Dan's method and that also has worked for me. Pointing the Action of a cell in the details row of tablix in the parent report back to the parent report and including the extra parameters (Hidden) that the subreport requires.
On first running the report I get an error for the subreport " One or more parameters were not specified for the subreport 'Report Name', located at: / Report Name', but that's fine as on first running the report I wanted the subreport hidden so expression in visibility of subreport for show / hide which is based on the parameters that are not passed on first running the report. So when first running the report you don't get the error as the subreport is not visible until the on click event.
When clicking on a row in the main tablix the report reloads as in action points back on itself and the parameters are passed for the subreport.
I have this Data from the DataSet which I then display in the tablix on an rdlc report viewer. This datas have redundant CUSTOMER NM(which is group by 2's) that is why I want it to be blank display on the 2nd display.
I am using this expression to hide the even rows that are displayed in the tablix which is under the column of CUSTOMER NM:
=IIF(RunningValue(Fields!CUSTOM_NM.Value,CountDistinct,Nothing) Mod 2, Fields!CUSTOM_NM.Value, "")
But the result is not what I am expecting.
As you can see on the image below, it seems that the data's are being grouped as per same CUSTOM NM. and the CUSTOM NM that is set to "" are the next same rows of CUSTOM NM. I color the groups so you can see them properly.
My expected result would look like this image below
Anyone knows where I am doing wrong or miss something. Any help would be appreciated..
You may use hideDuplicate Property under properly list for that particular textbox in tablix.
for that you need to set textbox's HideDuplicates property to the containing group name.
I am trying to hide a textbox based on another textbox value in a table. In my ssrs 2013 report, I have a column in a table called EmpExist that returns nothing or text like Emp does not exist. On top of the table I have a textbox called Go To when clicked it will take you to another report. I am trying to hide this textbox based on EmpExist column in the table.
I tried the following, setting the visibility of "Go To":
=IIF(ReportItems!EmpExist.Value = "" OR ReportItems!EmpExist.Value IS NOTHING, False, True)
or this:
=IIF(First(Fields!EmpExist.Value, "dataset1") IS NOTHING OR First(Fields!EmpExist.Value, "dataset1") = "", False, True)
The problem is that the Go To textbox will be either visible or hidden regardless of the EmpExist value. If the EmpExist has any value, "Go To" should be hidden, but it is visible. If it does not have any value or nothing, it should display it but it is visible as well.
Thanks.
I ended up using a parameter to check the value of EmpExist and used the expression above (using the parameter instead of the column name) and seems to be working fine. Not sure why I was not able to do it based on textbox value in SSRS 2013