I am new to the SSRS and I am having this issue with the empty rows in a group on my report.
This is the report design. The last column is hidden.
And this is the sample data. There is an extra empty row.
As you can see, there is an empty row under the "Standard Issue" and I am trying to hide this empty row. I tried using an expression on the row visibility, but it is still showing.
=iif(Fields!IssueReason.Value is nothing, false, true)
The visibility property is actually a "hidden" property, you your expression needs to be reversed. You can just use
=Fields!IssueReason.Value is nothing
as this will return true if the value is nothing.
If this does not help, edit your question to show your report design including you row groups and some sample data fro your dataset.
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I have an SSRS report which consists of approximately 25 columns. There are also three row groups. I'm trying to hide specific columns in the report initially, and only make those columns visible when the row groups are expanded. Here is a screenhot of the report in its collapsed state:
Collapsed Report
So, when the report is collapsed, I want these four columns hidden: Policy Number, Invoice Number, Transaction Type, Date. These columns should only be visible once the row groups are expanded. See below:
Report Expanded
Another view of the expanded report:
Expanded Row Groups
I do not have any column groups currently defined, only row groups.
I tried defining a column group using Policy Number as as test, and then set the visibility to an expression: =iif(IsNothing(fields!Current_Policy_Number.Value), False, True)
That expression hid the column, but when expanding the row groups, the column still stayed hidden.
I've been looking everywhere, but all the options I've found don't seem to fit my exact situation.
Any help would be appreciated!
One way to do that is to implement a custom grouping mechanism.
Use a custom group-icon and a hidden parameter. By default, groups should be hidden. So the visibility for necessary rows and columns should be:
=iif(Parameters!CustomGroup.Value = 0, False, True)
When user clicks the icon, a parameter is set (reload current report with CustomGroup-parameter set to inverse value) and then the groups are visible.
I have made a matrix report in SSRS with two column groups. I have added one of the column group also in the Row groups to use page break so I can have each column group on a separate page.
And you see in the following pictures the preview of what has happened with the output.
Page One
Page Two
You see that the page break has worked but it doesn’t hide the other column that shouldn’t be present.
Does somebody has a clue how to fix this?
I don't think just adding a page break will hide the column group's visibility. In SSRS, you can set visibility of a column group based on a condition. Right click on the column group, select Group Properties, Select "Visibility", and "Show and Hide Based on Expression".
You could set an expression based on a field or parameter value. For example, if a parameter value is such, the visibility is true, else false. Example:
=IIF(Parameters!"PARAMNAME".Value.Equals(value),false,true)
I would think in your case, if some a field was null or blank, hide the column group. The page break will take care of itself.
I have solved it with the list object in the toolbox.
I have put the matrix in the list and used a page break on the list.
I am getting an error on this expression. help? Visual Studio SSDT. I am putting the expression in the properties for the size.
=IIF(SUM(Fields!BridgeBuilderApproach.Value) =0.2in,TRUE, 0.0in, FALSE)
For starters, the IIf expression should have 3 parameters:
=IIf([Condition], [True Result], [False Result])
Your example seems to have 4 parameters? The way you'd want to format it (without knowing exactly how your data looks) is likely the following:
=IIf(Sum(Fields!BridgeBuilderApproach.Value)=[Value that makes the row disappear], 0.0in, 0.2in)
click on Column Groups top, drop down to advanced then you see the Static 1:1 ratio over in the row groups, click on the static row you need and it will highlight it on the design tab of the report, then go over to properties, where you can then enter the expression into the properties hidden. this will apply for the entire row and hide the row if 0 is result
=IIf(Sum(Fields!BridgeBuilderApproach.Value)=0, True, False)
I would use the visible property of the textbox within the tablix.
Right click on the cell(textbox) of the table and choose TextBox Properties.
Select the Visibility Tab.
Select the radio button, "Show or hide based on an expression" and click the Fx.
Enter this or similar in the expression window based on your criteria.
=IIF(SUM(Fields!BridgeBuilderApproach.Value) = 0, TRUE, FALSE)
Brian
I have created an SSRS 2008 report containing 3 groups and a single detail line. Everything works correctly except when a value in the detail line is equal to the one in the detail line above in which case it is blank. All of the group totals are correct in that they include all values including the ones that are not showing up. I have tried modifying the report by replacing all of the cell expressions with =Fields!Bal0.Value + Rnd(). When I do this all of the values appear since (I assume) they are no longer equal to the value above.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can shed some light on my problem.
SSRS text boxes have a hide duplicates attribute. In my case it was set to the name of the dataset. I changed it to "None" and this fixed the problem.
I'm very new to SSRS 2008.Here is my problem/question.
I have 15-20 check boxes in the web interface on which the report is based on.I gave ID values to all the check boxes and passing the values of the selected checkboxes into the table so that I can get them on the report side.
On the report side,if a check box is not selected I've to hide that row.For instance if the column name on the table(REPORTCRITERIA) is LOCATIONS and if it has values (1,2,3).This means that checkboxes 1,2 and 3 are selected.how do I query that so that I can accomplish what I want?
Please help.
Thanks,
Praveen.
In Report Designer, left-click the detail row, choose Row Visibility from the context menu, and use an IIF(Condition, True, False) for Hidden, meaning if the Condition holds the row will not be visible.
Example that shows a specific text box ONLY on the very last page of the report:
Visibility / Show Or Hide based on an expression:
=Globals!PageNumber < Globals!TotalPages
The expression HIDES the text box element only when this expression is true, and it will UNHIDE (show the element) when the expression turns FALSE.
Hope this helps,
If not, drop me a line or two.
Alejandro.-