I have a Main Report and three Subreports (they have different sizes).
I have an array which gives the order in which those three reports should run (003, 001, 002 for example - meaning report 3 will run first, then 1, then 2).
Is it possible to have one placeholder for a subreport that loops through the array (3 times in this case only) and then adjusts the size of the subreport it calls (also adjusting the path based on array value in the subreport expression of course)?
If you can use DB connection in a sub-report, you can construct SQL query from the array, some thing like:
select '003' as rep_order
union all
select '001' as rep_order
union all
select '002' as rep_order
and pass it to a sub report to use it as a query. In query editor for sub report write something like:
$P!{ARRAY_QUERY}
Then in this sub-report add a sub-report element in a details band. For the above query it will run 3 times...
If you are going to generate query in a report you cant loop thru array so you'll have to hard-code number of array elements...
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I have a parameter that receives his values from a dataset, but I receive multiple instance of the same value and I need to filter those in order to have only 1 occurence per value. I cant seem to find where I can manually edit the query.
This is what I get when I select Report Parameter Properties / Available Values / Get values from a query.
How can I filter it so I only get 1 of each which would make it easier for the user when I what to select what he wants to see from the report.
Thank you
I have created a report with Report Builder 3.0 using columns groups.
The columns retrieve a datetime field. I would like to calculate the date difference between two columns.
For each individual the report should display 1 row and 2 columns. One of the columns can have null values. In this case, no calculation needs to be performed.
I cannot perform any calculation at the dataset level because I am using a stored procedure that I cannot modify.
I have tried to perform a calculation but the values are not correct. Moreover, the results are also changing if the Sort values change.
Random sort
Basically, I need to calculate the different between the 2 columns at the row level.
Any ideas?
Desired Output
I have a problem with RDLC report that I can not solve.
I have a Tablix with inside the data to display in the report.
The data within it are a list of products with the relative sizes, which are dynamic and vary from product to product.
So some products may have more or less sizes
This is my Tablix:
In this case, the product has many cuts and then the table is extended and reaches almost half report:
In this rather sizes are few and then only arrive at the beginning of the report:
How can I make sure that the table is properly sized and arrive always until the end of report?
This is the full report:
I think you should try something like:
Add empty columns to the Tablix so you can reach the end of the page
Set columns order visibility so that you have a fixed number of columns (20 columns max = 3 Columns with data + 17 without data for example)
Every columns should have a condition based on his number :
Column 1 condition:
=iif(YourMaxNumberOfColumnsWithData.Value > 1,true,false)
Column 2 condition:
=iif(YourMaxNumberOfColumnsWithData.Value > 2,true,false)
Column 3 condition:
=iif(YourMaxNumberOfColumnsWithData.Value > 3,true,false)
and so on...
Pretty new to CR
I have a grouped survey report filtered by a parameter so (of course) all the summary's in the report are being filtered by the parameter.
I need a "average" summary on a group (question) that is not filtered by the parameter.
Not sure on how to go about this.
Thanks
There are many options to tackle this problem, but the one that will require the fewest changes to your report will be if you use a SQL Expression (basically a subquery) to get that unfiltered average.
Let's say that you're grouping your report by {table.group} and looking for the average of {table.number}. You could create an expression like:
case when "table"."group" is null then null
else (select average(number)
from table
where group="table"."group")
end
Note that the double-quoted fields refer back to the main query, so you're effectively correlating the average per group back to each row from the main report which can then be used in the Group Footer or Group Header.
I am developing an RDL in SSRS 2008. I took 3 subreports and converted them into one report. So now I have one RDL file with 3 tablices. But one dataset since I merged all 3 subreport datasets into one now. (So I just joined each of these 3 tables into one).
But now I want to sort all 3 of these tablices by date field common to all. I know I have selected a date field that all 3 tablices join on. Then I wrapped all 3 tablices in a List Control and set this List Control to Sort by this date field: "actual_date".
But now when I view report output, it instead sorts all of Tablix A by actual_date, followed by all of Tablix B by actual_date, then followed by Tablix C by actual_date.
Instead, if a record in B occurs prior to a record in A, then I want that one B record to be listed before this one A record. How can I achieve this?
You need to combine the tablixes into one. SSRS won't split up a tablix and interleave it with another one.
So make a tablix that can contain all three types of data. You can use expressions in the cells to change what field the cell displays. Then set the sorting at the appropriate level (details group or a parent group.)