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Could any one give an idea how to display the below in SSRS.
I tried using row grouping and getting the below. please assist how to display same as the first screen shot.
without spacing and getting header part in separate line.
I can see you have a minimum of 2 groupings
Delete the first and second column that has the group value in the tablix.
SSRS will ask you if you want to delete column or the column and the group.
Select the Column only and leave the group alone.
Next right click on the detail row and select insert -> row -> outside group (above)
Merge this line and put the second group field in this row (6.1 ... )
Now right click on the merged line and select insert row -> outside group (above)
Merge this line and put the TOP group field in this row (Training Area ... )
Run the report and you should now have what your desired output
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I've created an Access report that is grouped by a person identifier and then displays all the rows in the source query related to that person identifier. I want to sort my report output by the person with the least number of rows to the person with the most number of rows. I can't use a GroupBy statement in the query because I have to display the detail records in the report. Hopefully this illustration helps.
Image shows a table with personid and multiple data columns.
When you say you can't use the GroupBy statement, does that mean you can't use the Total row in the Query Builder? (the reason I ask is because I've been able to achieve the same while still keeping the detail records)
So I made a replica of your table called tbl_people (and I added p# at the end of each field to make sure the data was going to the right area of the report) -close and save-
Then using the Query Builder, I added tbl_people and added PersonID TWICE.
Click the totals button towards the top; then change the first column from Group By to Count and make the Sort: Ascending (and I ended up naming it qry_count) -close and save-
Make a report, Right click on the square in the corner, click on Report Properties,
Go to either the Data or All tab and click on the little three dots to the right of Record Source
Add tbl_people and qry_count. Then drag PersonID from qry_count to PersonID in tbl_people creating an equal join. Then add ALL fields from tbl_people, click totals (at the top of the Query Builder), set ID Sort: Ascending. Then from qry_count add field CountofPersonID and make sure that is in the front of the query builder
On your report, add the fields (I added all of them from the table) then with the Sorting/Grouping (the same way you find the Report Properties) add a Group and add a textbox in the header and make the Control Source the CountOfPersonID. And that should do the trick! :)
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I have an SSRS report published, and I would like the subscription to sub in today's date as the date parameter every day when it gets emailed out.
But I would like no default date to be set when the user accesses the report directly, so that they may manipulate to whichever date they choose.
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance!
A solution is to create another parameter like #isForSubscription (and you put it as hidden), that accept True or False (you have to put default_value = False) and you change the default date value parameter to something like
= iif(Parameters!isForSubscription.Value is True, Today(), nothing)
Then, when you configure your subscription, you just need to put #isForSubscription=True
I don't remember exactly but I did something similar once and it worked.
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I have a Google sheet with a list of telephone numbers which we ran an SMS campaign to (Sheet A)
Those that replied, I'd like to exclude from the next SMS campaign. So I imported the numbers that replied to another sheet (Sheet B).
I'd like to create a filtered list, or a new sheet which has only those numbers which didn't reply.
In SQL I'd prob use a NOT IN with an array of the numbers from Sheet B. However I have no idea how to do this in Google Sheets!
Both sheets just have 1 column with the telephone number in.
Any ideas? Thanks :)
Add a 2nd col to your sheet A, and use Vlookup (for example a formula like =ISNA(Vlookup(A2,SheetB!A:A,1,False)). Then you can easily filter your list (FALSE means the number is present in SheetB).
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I would like to send parameter from a report1 to report2 in action of textbox (in report1), I found just tuto for sending parameter to Subreports.
Some help
If both reports are located in the same project:
Select Go to report as the action for textbox in report 1
Select report 2 in the Specify a report dropdown
Click the Add button to create a new parameter mapping
Select the target parameter in report 2 in the Name column
Select the parameter you are sending from report 1 in the Value column, or create an expression that passes along the data you want to send.
That's it! Let me know if the reports are not co-located in the same project and I can send instructions on passing a parameter to report 2 via URL.
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I cannot get the default sort order to work (on a date) in Report Builder when applied to a Group. I can get interactive sorting to work, and I can get Tablix sorting to work on tables without groups.
I tried right-clicking on the table and then selecting "Tablix Properties" and then selecting Sorting and then using the expression CDate(Date). (Date is the name of the group I want to sort by). Interactive sorting works fine using that expression.
Choose the detail row below the group at the bottom.
Right click and choose edit group properties.
Go to the sorting tab and add the date field without CDate