as you can see below, i need to pass a parameter value (red arrow)
i tried to use this expression: =iif(Parameters!Country.Count = Parameters!CountryCount.Value, Nothing, Join(Parameters!Country.Value,","))
but im receiving an error when im try to run the report (Error: Subreport could not be shown.)
can you please assist and guide me how to pass multi value parameter?
country - manually list i created (not from DB / SQL)
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Adding a new parameter between parameters or reordering parameters in a ssrs report breaks it.
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I created a report that works using the cube "Analysis Services Tutorial".
Parameters: City, State-Province.
Table: State Province, City, Internet Sales Count
This report works fine, but when I change the order of parameters to:
State-Province, City
Then I get that error when previewing the report:
An error has occurred during report processing.
The Value expression for the query parameter 'CustomerCity' contains an error: The expression references the parameter 'CustomerCity', which does not exist in the Parameters collection. Letters in the names of parameters must use the correct case.
One solution that I currently see is modifying the content of the rdl-file.
Hope anyone has any other ideas/solutions what I can do...
Ah well only need to change the order of the parameters in the DataSet and with the context menu on right click I can also move the parameter up/down.
I am using SSMS 18.5 (fully patched).
I have a report with three (parameter selections; date which is used to select from a list of available items in the second parameter, which in turn is used to make a selection from the 3rd parameter. This report works! When I call it as a subreport from a master report (using the insert subreport), if there IS data found based on the three (03) parameters I pass it, I get the intended results. If no data is found, I receive the "Error: Subreport cannot be shown." Error. THIS IS OK.
My intent is to call this subreport multiple times with different parameters to list out the different result sets.
My question is how do I condition the subreport call in the master report to not show the error message?
Psuedo code for the visibility option:
(IIF(returned value = error message), true, false)
I have tried this directly in the subreport properties (Visibility). I have tried putting the subreport call in a rectangle and I have tried putting it in a table / matrix.
There is NO "field" to reference or rowcount that I am aware of. SSMS only allows reference to items at the same level or higher and not lower (the subreport).
A specific expression ( IIF() ) with an explanation would be appreciated. I have read numerous articles and tried them all with no results.
The 3rd party application is passing the parameter values as follows: Parameters=Collapsed&Priority=P1%7cP2. It is using a %7c (which is a pipe) instead of passing the parameters the way SSRS is looking for them as follows: Parameters=Collapsed&Priority=P1&Priority=P2. The parameter is multi select in SSRS and works in Report Builder just fine. My where clause is using IN (#priority).
How can I get SSRS to use the parameter values that are being passed in the URL?
If you can't change the application to provide the correct multi-value parameter syntax (...&Priority=Value1&Priority=Value2&Priority=Value3...) you can set the value that is passed to your dataset in the Parameters section of the dataset properties to be the following expression:
=split(Parameters!Priority.Value,"|")
This will take the pipe delimited list and separate it into a list of items that can be passed to your SQL query and used with the IN function.
I have created a dummy report to demonstrate this:
Parameter
Dataset
Dataset Properties
Report Result
I have the report that I have build with Reporting Services 2008.
In this report, I have a chart that use throught "strip line" an hidden parameter. The hidden parameter is called "AverageRej". The parameter "AverageReg" is populated by a query. This is the situation:
Configuration hidden parameter
In stripLine I have this code:
=iif(IsNothing(Parameters!AverageRejection.Value), 0, Parameters!AverageRejection.Value*100)
But, If I try to show a report and the query not have one or more result I have this error:
The 'AverageRejection' parameter is missing a value
I tried to give a try, I have set AverageRejection as a VisibleParameter, I show a Select box, if I manual setting a null value, I don't have a error message.
What is the error?
In an existing SSRS 2008 r2, report, I am attempting to add a parameter called 'Customer_Category'. I am getting the following error message:
The report paramter 'CustomerNumber' has a DefaultValue or a ValidVaue that depends on the report parameter 'Customer_Category'. Forward pointing dependencies are not valid.
I am trying to determine how to fix this error. The 'CustomerNumber' is a parameter value that is obtained by reading from a dataset. In this dataset there are existing other parameters called 'Customer_Type' and 'Customer_Preference'. Both of these parameters obtain there values from selections that the user makes when the SSRS report is executing. There are no default values.
I am trying to have the 'Customer_Category' be the same way where there are no default values and the user must select the parameter value when the report is executing. There should only be one value that the user can select from.
The new parameter called 'Customer_Category' is the last parameter in the list of parameters. Does the order of parameters make a difference? If so, how can I move the 'Customer_Category' parameter in front of the customer_number parameter?
Here is the sql that is used from obtaining a list of customers from the dataset for customer_number:-
SELECT Distinct CustomerNumber
FROM BridgeUserCustomer
WHERE
Type = #Customer_Type
AND Preference = #Customer_Preference
AND Category = #Customer_Category
GROUP BY CustomerNumber
Would you tell me what is wrong and what I can do to solve the problem?
Summary
The order of parameters in your IDE (Report Designer or Report Builder) matters.
If you have a hierarchy of parameters (one level dependent on the other), the top-level parameter must appear first in the parameter list.
In SSRS these are referred to as cascading parameters.
Solution
Open the Report Data tab
Expand the Parameters folder
Select a parameter and use the up/down arrows to adjust order
Report Designer
Report Builder