I might not use/have the correct terms but, I need to merge the rows in Guideline Row Group to one row for all column groups.
eg. all rows for guideline "Delivering product/service to cus.. ect", should be one row for %, Average, Management ect: like in the image below [i will worry about order later] (this is done in HTML but now need an SSRS version)
I have 3 row groups and 1 column group, please help/advise
report design below:
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I have a table/matrix with 3 groups, 1 column group and 2 rows groups.
I need to add a row at the bottom that will display totals on each column. I have tried working with the "right-click > Add Total" thingy but it only adds the static column "Total" but the grouped columns are blank; there's no expression.
How can I achieve this?
Your current design appears to have no numeric data to summarise, so when you add a total row, SSRS does not know what or how you want your aggregation to work.
You can manually add expressions to the textboxes total line, so if you wanted a count of results you could use something like.
=COUNT(Fields!AnswerText.Value)
If this does not help, explain what you want to see on your total row and how you would calculate it.
I need to get SUM for TOP 10 rows only by counting unique claim numbers. Not for the whole dataset.
for that in a group properties I set Filter with expression:
But the total sum reflected for the whole dataset, not for top 10.
I tried using RunningValue finction, but no success:
https://mkncreations.com/site/2012/05/filter-top-n-group-totals/
What would be the way to capture sum for only top 10 rows?
Create row inside the group
2.Enter expression referencing dataset name (not group name):
=RunningValue(Fields!IdemnityReserves.Value,SUM,"UnitedSpecialty")
Make this row invisible
Add total row
Enter expression in total row referencing cell created in step 2:
=reportitems!Textbox288.Value
I'm having an issue creating some grouping in SSRS. I can't use SQL.
Basically I have a set of data I want to turn into a pivot or summary table. I can SUM revenue by ownerID no problem, but they have some teaming and filters on their report I can't replicate. This is the basic table:
Employee Quote Revenue
User1 SUM by ownerID
User2 SUM by ownerID
User3 SUM by ownerID
User4 SUM by ownerID
User5 SUM by ownerID
User 6 SUM by ownerID
This is what they would like to measure
Teaming/Filter Quote Revenue
User 1 & User 2 SUM by Group
User 3 & User 4 SUM by Group
User 5 where customer type=1 SUM by Filter
User 5 where customer type=2 SUM by Filter
User 6 SUM by Owner ID
I've used SUM by a group name and I've tried SUM IIF but they either don't work or I get the revenue on separate rows. Would appreciate any advice.
Thank you.
My approach here would be to use a one row Tablix for each measure. That way, you can set the filter, and grouping for each scenario in its own Tablix, instead of attempting to do this in one. This keeps with the no SQL restriction. As far as display on the report, you can align each Tablix, and hide the headers, so it looks like one table in the end.
It’s not the most elegant solution in the world, but it should work.
More detail for one of the measures (User 1 and User 2 revenue):
Add a Tablix to the report
In the Tablix properties, set the dataset name to proper dataset
In the Filters properties for the Tablix, set the filter to what is need for the specific measure. You will have to use the In operator for the measures where you are teaming more than one user. In this case it will be something like “User1”, “User2” for the Value of a filter where the Expression is UserID, and the Operator is In. SSRS will change what the Value looks like in the designer, so you may have to play around with it duplicating quotes
In the Row Groups pane, for the (Details) row group, change the Group Properties group expression to use a field in the dataset that each row in the filter shares. Maybe a date, or a quote number in this case. You are not going to display this value so what it is is not important, just as long as it is the same for each row in the data you are filtering on.
In the first column of the Tablix, set the detail value to a string describing what you are showing, “User 1 and User 2”, in this instance.
In the second column of the Tablix, make the expression the sum of the revenue.
=Sum(Fields!revenue.Value)
Hide the header row
Run the report
I know this is a lot, but once you do one, you can copy and paste the Tablix, and adjust to new copy for the next measure. Hopefully, you don’t have a ton of measures! If you do, then a really need to think about doing this with SQL.
I have a matrix/tablix set up so there are 4 row groups going down the left-hand side and a column group called RegCompCategory:
When the report is run, the RegCompCategory column group produces 3 distinct columns based on the categories in the underlying data:
What I'd like to do is add another column before the RegCompCategory column group that will display a percentage of the "fully-marked" column against the "total" column:
I'm guessing I will need to write an expression for the fields highlighted above, but I'm not sure how to reference the RegCompCategory to identify specifically the "Fully-Marked" category of data.
Could someone give me a few pointers? Many thanks.
Try:
=Count(IIF(Fields!RegCompCategory.Value="Fully-Market",Fields!RegCompCategory.Value,Nothing))
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Count(Fields!RegCompCategory.Value)
It will count the number of Fully-Market rows and divide by the total rows. I think that is what you are expecting.
Let me know if this helps you.
I have a table in my database that holds numerical values collected from a user's input. How could I add those values together and display that number on the website, with the number updating every time a new number is inputed.
SELECT SUM(value) FROM table
Something like this? You should also look into GROUP BY.
EDIT:
It could be you're meaning that you have a value and you want to increment it by n. Then you can look at this example code.
UPDATE table SET value = value + n WHERE id = 123
Where n is the value you want to increment it by.
I would query a master table of IDs that has the running total of values.
Then, via any inserts into some alternate table that keeps each individual entry accounted for, there is a trigger that forces a SQL-Update to the master table... This way, you don't have to keep doing a web-based query that is always doing a GROUP BY for the results.
If this is a little confusing, think of an inventory system. You have one master item table of all possible inventory items. It has an "on hand" count. Then, as sales of an item are sold, the "on hand" count is reduced by however many are purchased. You are not going to each individual sales order and counting grouped by a given ID, you just go to thee master inventory item table and have that "on hand" count.