I hit a bit of a snug
I have a report with multiple fields I would like to hide some fields, in other pages except the first page (tabs) when exporting to excel.
I tried the following expression =IIF(Fields!Name.Value like "Company", False, True)
The field is the page name (tab), I would only like the field to display the fields if the tab name is Company
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I may have an interesting conundrum and would appreciate your guidance.
So as you can see in my report image, I am creating a report that has multiple tabs (See 1). Each tab in area denoted by 1, is linked to a grouping rectangle denoted by 2 and 3.
Each rectangle may have 1 to 5 datasets and when we click the corresponding button up top, it navigates to the respect page by the rectangle definition, essentially I did this:
For Rectange,
Visibility expression: iff(parameter!.Tab=X, False, True) **Replace X with the Tab name up there)
For button, I assigned the tab value as the corresponding number.
When viewing the report in the standard view on a webpage, everything works as expected. By when I export the same report to excel, I get one tab, with all the data in one page.
So I attempted to follow the design instructions as described here:
How to get named excel sheets while exporting from SSRS
and here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAKslN6Ezuo&ab_channel=MandarGogate
but I don't get the same results. I get one page with all the results at the same time.
What I asking for help with is the following:
When exporting the report to excel, can we:
Assign a rectangle to its own excel tab
Name the respective excel tab
I would sincerely appreciate your help with this.
I'm looking for a way to get the first record on each page to be used on the page header or the table (Tablix) header.
For instance I'm looking to have something like "first(Fields!EmpName.Value, Global!PageNumber)" where each time the page changes the displayed name for the page changes.
Thanks
You need to use the ReportItems collection. This gives you access to rendered output.
First find the name of the textbox that contains the data you want to show from you tablix (e.g. EmpName). note: this may not be the same as the field name, its the textbox name property you need. By defalut it will be the same as the field name, just check.
Then in your page header, add a textbox and set the expression to
=FIRST(ReportItems!textboxname.Value)
I have a ssrs report server which generates reports, which I would like to embed into other pages.
I have found that I can embed the entire report in an iframe quite easily, but I would like to hide everything inside of this iframe except for the table I need. This requires setting an attribute in the table so that I can select it. Alternatively, retrieving the client ID of the table after the fact.
However, I have not been able to find a way to embed some kind of identifier into the tablix table such that it can be easily selected. Ideally I'd like to just add a name or id attribute to the table but this doesn't seem possible.
Is there some way around this?
I came across the same issue and use a report parameter as workaround. I created a new report parameter (under Available values > Specify values) with the following values:
'Label 'Value
=Tablix1 1
=Tablix2 2
Now at the tablix under Tablix properties > Visibility > Show or hide based on expression I added this expression:
=IIF(Parameters!ReportParamaterTablixChoice.Value = 1, True, False)
This tablix gets now only displayed if the user selects the value Tablix1 from the parameter. So basically you can see it as unique ID for different tablixes from which you can chose now.
I have a table in Access 2010 called Table1. Column NCBI contains hyperlinks to webpages. I would like to display each hyperlink as a button in each cell and the caption for that button to be the field value from the same row one column to the left, the column Gene.
Does anyone know how to accomplish this?
First you must have the table containing the website information. In my example I have a table called Websites. In the table there is two fields: URL which contains the direct URL such as http://google.com and WEBSITE_NAME which is simply the name of the website "Google".
Create the form however you would like it to look using whatever Default View that you would like, however make sure that the Record Source is set to the table containing the website name's and URL's. In my test one I used Datasheet.
On that form make sure at least the WEBSITE_NAME field is showing on form in a textbox, in mine I called it txtWEBSITE_NAME. There is a property that belongs to the txtWEBSITE textbox called Display as Hyperlink set that to "Screen Only".
Then go to the events tab of the txtWEBSITE, go to the On Click event and click the three dots and add this code to the sub procedure:
Private Sub txtWEBSITE_Click()
If Nz(Me.URL, "") <> "" Then
Application.FollowHyperlink Me.URL, , True
End If
End Sub
The Me.URL basically just says to use the URL that corresponds to the Website that was clicked. The Nz() function basically just checks to make sure that there is actually a URL that belongs to the website that was clicked.
You can add in your own error handling or validation checks but this is the barebones system that you can use to do what you were looking for.
I have a report object I export to PDF (which contains rows from a query), and I want to display an asterisk next to certain rows on the printed PDF (so they can reference a footnote I have in the footer of the report for additional context).
Is there a good way to do this? For example, I want an asterisk next to any row where SomeValue = 1.
Change your control source to
=IIf([yourColumn]=1,[yourColumn] & "*",[yourColumn])
Be sure that your textbox is not named the same as your column name. Access does this be default which is really annoying and breaks things like this. Change your textbox name to something like txtyourColumn