I have a Power BI dataset as a data source to a paginated report builder.
This dataset when display on a table, it looks like below
This is a column picker report, for example, when I pick all columns from the parameter, it should return above screenshot. If I pick 3 columns, it will return
Note - the figures are repeating.
WeekYear, AveragePrice, Sales and NetProft are not part of columns passed as parameter.
What I want to achieve for my table visual to aggregate whatever columns selected based on WeekYear, AveragePrice, Sales and NetProft. As shown below:
How can I achieve this SSRS Table or paginated report?
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I am trying to develop a matrix chart in Power BI report builder (paginated report). When I drop the data field, it auto-generates the total column like this which are highlighted yellow
The property of the paginated reports are like this
Can someone please tell me how to remove the yellow highlighted auto-generated column from he report?
I don't think that is a total column, otherwise it would show in the report design.
It looks like your data may contain rows with blank years/months and/or blank portfolio/account names so the matrix is simply aggregating those as it would with any other data.
I suggest you look at the output of your dataset query and filter the data out there or if that is not possible for whatever reason. Filter the data out in the dataset filter properties.
I've constructed a cube using SSAS, and I'm using that cube to fuel an SSRS report. Using Excel, I can generate reports as pivot tables from the SSAS source, and I'm trying to replicate some of that functionality as a report in SSRS instead.
Here's how I have the thing set up in Excel:
As you can see from the pictures, I have several stats that are being displayed per row rather than per column. The results that are displayed per row are aggregated statistics (sum, count, etc...).
How do I accomplish this same thing using SSRS? In Excel, it was simply a question of saying "Move to Row Labels".
You can create a Matrix, set the column group to be by fiscal calendar .
Within the row group you will need to add additional detail rows and place each value on the row.
This should give you the desired results more of less.
I need to develop report at SSRS include pie chart, that based on dataset (the dataset can change every day)
Can I make "dynamic pie" on report that change the number of graphs according to the dataset I define?
[A particular day can have 2 employees (2 pie graphs) and another day can have 5 or more employees (and therefore need 5 different graphs)]
For example:
This is the report that I need, based on this dataset
Requested report
My_Dataset
Thank!!
Yes, this is a brief overview of the main steps...
You will need two reports.
The first will be a subreport. So build a report that takes one or more parameters, based on your sample data the parameter would be Emp_Name. Build this report that it can handle a single employee only. The dataset might be something like SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE Emp_Name = #Emp_Name
Once that is complete, create a second report. Add a dataset that contains just a list of the employees so something like SELECT DISTINCT Emp_name FROM myTable ORDER BY Emp_Name
Add a list or table to this report and set the dataset to the dataset you just created. In the list (or table) right-click inside the cell and "insert => Subreport". Set the subreport to be the first report you created. and the parameter to be the EMp_Name field from your dataset.
When you run the seconds report it will create one row in the list for each employee in the dataset, inside each row it will run your subreport and pass the respective paramater.
That's it really.
Note that this will produce a vertical list but it should get you started. There are plenty of examples of how to arrange horizontally.
I'm building SSRS report. In Query Designer I have a report query. I need to count total records returned by this query.
How I can achieve this?
You can use MDX for counting rows and show the result in the report but that would imply the creation of an additional dataset. The easiest way if you need to show the count of rows is using COUNTROWS() function.
In a SSRS textbox, tablix or expression you need to get the total of rows of an specific dataset use:
=COUNTROWS("DataSetName")
Replace DataSetName by the actual name of the dataset you created using Query Designer.
Let me know if this helps.
I have a SSRS matrix report. In this report I want to display the column count on every column. I am using ReportBuilder 3.0 for this.
Based on the column group count I need to perform a calculation/expression.