Is there a way to add formulas in SSRS Report like below:
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I am building a report in MS Access based on a crosstab query. Therefore I do not know the number of columns or column headers in advance. I have created a template report with one column. In VBA I make a copy of this template report. Using the report recordsource, I then add labels to the report header and textboxes to the report detail and give the report headers the correct name. I set the label and textbox properties using the settings of the label and textbox from the template report. All this is done in VBA.
Is there a better way to create a report with dynamic number of columns? If not, using VBA, is it possible to add columns to the report grid and snap the labels and textboxes that were dynamically created to the grid.
How would I get rid of the empty redundant column on the first column (A) of an SSRS excel report extract? please see jpg for details (link below).
I want the table to start at cell A4.
Microsoft SSRS seems to automatically set the table to start at cell B4..?
If you want to start your ssrs Excel export file to start as A1 you need to get rid of everything (header, textboxes, etc..) expect the tablix. Then move your tablix in the report designer to the most left and most top position. If you tablix doenst have merged cells your Excel export should now start at A1 and for every tablix column you will have one Excel column.
I am using SSRS to create report. I have created one drilldown report using matrix. it is having row groups and one column group in matrix. when i am running the report in SSDT there is not extra row is showing in grouping.
SSDT Design and Report Output:
Same report when i am exporting into Excel it is showing some extra row on each row group (Highlighted in Yellow).
Excel Output
I have tried with all possible grouping steps, but not able to hide these extra rows in Excel export.
Can anybody help me to fix this.
I have a tablix that contains a LookUpSet for a Site
=Join(Lookupset(Fields!VCC_MSID.Value,
Fields!VCC_MS.Value,
Fields!Site.Value,
"Agents"))
but the dataset used for this tablix does not contain the site value (which is the SQL Query). I need to create a chart based on site, but I don't have a way of using the dataset with the Site included in it.
I am using an excel spreadsheet as a datasource in an SSRS report. The excel spreadsheet has a header row, which I would rather not have displayed in my results. Is there a way to ignore that row in SSRS?