Is there any way to set programatically the group label's text in CR for VS 2010?
For example, in a bar chart change the name of the bars?
Thank you in advice!
This may not be what you meant by "programmatically", but here is how you would do it in CR without the VS aspect.
Go to the 'Group Expert' -> Select the group you want to rename and hit 'Options' -> Go to the 'Options' tab -> Select the 'Customize Group Name Field' checkbox -> Select 'Use a Formula as a Group Name' -> Enter a formula for naming your groups.
You could base your group on a formula field, then change the formula field programmatically.
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I am new on UIpath and need some help.
I want to select a specific object (AA) from a list in a software:
List:
AAT
AA
The order differ from time to time. We are using the click text tool to select the AA object, however the RPA selects the AAT because the AA letters appear first on list.
Any tips? Thanks.
You may try the Click activity instead of Click Text. In the properties pane, change the Selector accordingly; here is an example where IIS Express is selected from the Add/Remote Programs window.
I want to assign the same tag to multiple work items at once in Visual Studio Online.
I can edit fields in multiple work items at once using the following steps.
Run a query that will include all the items you want to bulk edit in the results.
Highlight all the items.
Right click and select "Edit selected work item(s)..."
Use the interface to select the field(s) you wish to edit and set the value.
The problem is that the tags are not listed as a field in the field dropdown. So I cannot set the tags using this method.
Is there a method I can use to bulk assign tags to work items?
You need to use Microsoft Excel:
Open Excel and start a new Sheet
Go to the Team Tab
Click New List
Select your Team Project
Select your Work Item Query
If Tags are not part of your results:
Click on Choose Columns from the Ribbon Bar
Add the Tags column
Now just enter into the tags column in excel the tags you would like as a comma separated list.
Then just click "Publish" to push it back to TFS.
I am new to SSRS and need to get this working for my project(work not school)
I have implemented the data to be hidden on expression
=IIF(Fields!Offset1.Value = "",true,false)
Problem is that It leaves the empty space where those values would have been in my Report. I need the space to disappear too. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!
EDIT: Forgot to mention that I am getting my data from a MS Access DB (if that matters)
After much head scratching and thinking about it differently. #django made me think visibility not hidden properties. I righ clicked the row header tab and clicked on the Row Visability... option. That brings up the Change display options dialog box. I selected the Show or hide based on an expression andthen the fx button to build the expression. The expression i used was
=IIF(ISNOTHING(Fields!Offset1.value),true,false)
clicked OK
Ran Preview and this is what i got as a result:
It sounds more like you need a 'visibility' on a grouping more than a hidden expression and you can use ISNOTHING() instead of = "". I believe (not sure don't quote me ;) ) that SSRS evaluates hidden to only hide values not the object container itself(the row). You may be better with your group or 'details' group to have an evaluative expression on the 'visibility' rather than an element you used instead. Let's give a very simple example to drive home the concept:
Create a simple dataset in a new report. DataSource does not matter as this is only a table variable that is self contained.
declare #Temp table ( Code char(1), Value int)
insert into #Temp values ('A', 1), ('B', 2), ('A',null);
select * from #Temp
Create a table from the toolbox and populate both columns with the data from your set.
Copy and paste this table right below itself in the report.
Now for the second report click anywhere inside it but in the lower left you should see 'Row Groups' in the 'Design' view of Business Intelligence Development Studio (or the web creator if you are using that). Right Click '=(Details1)' (or similar) and choose 'Group Properties.
Now select 'Visibilty' on the left pane. This relate to the entire grouping, not just a cell in an element. Hit the 'Fx' under 'Show or hide based on an expression'.
Enter in the expression:
=IIF( ISNOTHING(Fields!Value.Value) , true, false)
Preview the report. You should see the first table with three rows and the second table IGNORES the third row because it qualifies as nothing which it evaluates for the ENTIRE GROUPING to mean 'do not show'.
how to hide cross tab columns runtimely based on user selection in birt Tool
See the attached image...
Rows and columns can be removed from visibility in BIRT cross tabs by filtering the cross tab.
To do this:
Select the crosstab object in the Layout window.
In the Property Editor for the cross tab, select the Filters tab.
Click the Add... button to the right of the Filter by: list.
In the New Filter Condition dialog, select the desired column from the Target: section and the relevant conditions in the Filter Condition: section. Remember that filter conditions are conditions for showing the data, not hiding it, so your condition will need to be the converse of a condition for hiding it (such as would be used in a table column visibility condition).
Use cross-tab to tabulate dynamic columned data. Follow this tutorial to create dynamic columned cross-tab report
I need to add a column to the "Cases" Activity and History view
I want to add the a column for the Description field of a case record.
Extra: I'd like to limit the amount of text shown in the cell but maybe have the full description appear in the tooltip.
Goto Settings -> Customizations -> Customize Entities. Select Incident and open the Views. Select the view which you want to edit. On the right side of the editor you can add new columns.