Is it possible somehow to change the default number of items for the Suites widget on the Overview page on the Allure Report?
The default number of visible items is 10, but I have 11 items and want that all of them should be shown on the Overview page, to avoid clicking on the [Show all] button.
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I used Apache superset to design the dashboard. I divide the dashboard into 2 tabs called, "sales" and “details” as you can see in the screenshot. I have included 5 filters in both tabs called "date”, “brand”, “kitchen”, “channel” and “country".
I used the same view for both of the tabs under “sales” and “details”. when I change values on any filter box, the charts have to be updated on both tabs. Not just one tab.
Is there a way to connect that 5-filter box under every 2 tabs?
By default, the filter for one tab should work and pre-applied for another tab within the same dashboard, you can check whether the filter columns are in the tab where the filters are not working. Also, filter box is replaced by proper filters in superset 1.4 which u can see and create in right nav bar
I have a report with a subreport in the report body, followed by a tablix in the report body. I have another report with the tablix above the subreport.
I don't want there to be a page break after the objects in the report, I've tried setting the various options according to various online articles but no joy.
What are all the settings that need to be in place on both the subreport and the tablix to ensure there is no page break?
Have you tried adjusting the page layout options? I.E. portrait vs. landscape, page size, etc? If not, you can access them in Report Builder 3.0 On the Home tab, in the Layout group. Or for Visual Studio with BIDS, On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and click Layout.
If that doesn't work, does it seem to be page breaking solely on length of items on the page, or is it breaking on groups?
I have a report that has more than 100 pages. When the report loads, by default it should show the actual number of pages but it shows 1 of 2 and the upper limit increases by 1 as we navigate to the next page. Do we need to change the settings to show the exact number of pages?
Is there a pagebreak on your group? Check the properties on your tablix member by highlighting the row group name on the bottome panel and hitting F4. This should bring up the Tablix Member Properties windows, in which under the "Group" settings you can check and see if there is a pagebreak under the "PageBreak" options. If one exists verify that Reset Page Number Is set to "False"
Hope this helps,
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I have a web SSRS (2008) report that has many columns (about 20). I would like to know if it is possible to allow the user to show/hide a particular column in the report by clicking some button or checkbox or the like? The purpose of this would be to allow the user to see the columns they want to see.
Right mouse click on the column and select "Visibility" property:
One of the options "Display can be toggled by this report item" - you can point to a dedicated, formatted textbox, clicking on which would show/hide column
I wanted to know if there is a possibility to have a Textbox on a report which says something like "SHOW TABLES". When clicked the tables in the report should show.
My report contains tables and Charts. I want to be able to show the charts but not the tables. I should be able to show the tables only when the user clicks on "SHOW TABLES"
It should not rerun the report once we click the TextBox.
It depends what you mean by "rerun the report".
You can set the ToggleItem property of the tables you want to hide to the name of your Show Tables textbox.
Set the initial visibilty of the tables to be hidden. Clicking the Show Tables textbox will show the tables. Clicking on the textbox will hide them again.
In my testing, the report will re-render, but it will not load its DataSets again. So there will be some processing to update the report appearance but it's more lightweight than reloading a report from scratch.
It may not fit your needs perfectly but might be worth investigating.
right click on the report "'tablix properties"
In Display can be toggled by this report item, from the drop-down box, type or select the name of a text box in the report in which to display a toggle image; for example, Textbox1.
In the following image, the table is configured to enable users to expand and collapse it. The display of the table is toggled by the Products Table text box.
5.To test the toggle, run the report and click the text box with the toggle image. The report display refreshes to show report items with their toggled visibility.