Currently SSRS Report is grouped by the following in the Row Group. When I export the report to excel it is broken into tabs by that ID. I am now passing a Parameter to the report that if set to false, the exported excel report should return only one tab. After doing a little research created an expression in the PageBreak Disabled Property. Whenever I run the report now no matter if I set the parameter to True or False it only returns a single tab. Can anyone offer any insight? THanks!
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Recently I got a problem and wondering if anyone could help.
I have a SSRS report named as 'Processing Quality Report - Source Data'. Normally, when I export it to excel, the excel's tab name should be the same as the report name (Processing Quality Report - Source Data). This time, since the report name is too long for the tab, I want to keep the report name while let the tab show 'Processing Quality_Source Data' (which is short enough for excel to show on tab) as the new tab name.
However, even if I have changed the tablix's Pagename and the report's initialPageName to 'Processing Quality_Source Data', the tab name keeps unchanged on the exported excel, and I don't know why this happens.
Could anyone give me a hint please? Thanks a lot for any help!
I've actually never used the Initial Page Name before but the Tablix Page Name should be working using the property that the pic shows. I usually don't use a function for static text but it should work.
You can try using the tablix Group to name the page. Highlight the table and then click on the main group in the Grouping window at the bottom.
Then, in the Properties window, click on the + for Group to expand and enter the Processing Quality_Source Data for the Page Name.
If it still doesn't work, then check for another table or rectangle that may be embedded in the table or the table is embedded in.
I'm using Visual Studio 2019 with SSDT(SQL Server Data Tools) and "Microsoft Reporting Services Projects" to create a SSRS Report. In this Report I have several Subreports to show detail information.
It can happen that one of the subreports shows no additional data. In this case I still want the structure of the Subreport to be shown, like this (table structure with thinner Bordes is the Subreport):
But when I switch to another page and back to this page of the Report, the structure is gone:
This seems to be the case, when there is no information in the Subreport.
There are no visibility properties set, neither in the Subreport nor in the "parent"-Report, so everything should be visible all the time.
Yes it will happen because your sub report does not return anything and hence the blank.
For Testing just try running one of your sub report only (without main report) with parameter which does not return data and you will see your sub report page is completely empty
Now how to solve this issue:
For your sub report:
I would add static table (without datasets) and add it on top of your tablix.
I will add visibility rule to this static table to show only when your datasets does not return data. so that this static is visible only when original subreport data is not available, else you have your subreport data been shown.
This happend because SSRS think should hide the subreport since all the dataset are empty (or the only one you have) so to avoid that in your subreport just add a new dataset with
'select 1 as one'
that will do the job
In SSRS 2012, I have a Main Report that takes 1 parameter, a dropdown. I have a drill through report that is displayed from a Main Report. When the user is viewing the drill through report, I added a link on the drill through report that goes back to the main report. I use the same parameter value so that the main report is displayed before the drill through report was selected.
The main report displays correctly, but the paremeter area is hidden when the user comes back from the drill through.
I read that there is a ShowParameterPrompts property but I cannot find where to set it.
Is there anyway to set this property from the subreport so the parameter area is showing?
UPDATE
In the Action tab, make sure you select the Go to report option. If you specify the report this way rather than a URL, SSRS will use the appropriate report viewer controls.
You should see something like ...RSViewerPage.aspx?rv:RelativeReportUrl=... in your URL after you click on a drill-through.
The settigs should look like this:
EDIT:
Since this isn't working, let's try the URL method instead. Try this in a browser first to get the URL right and then specify it in the reports. To add the parameter in the URL after ".rdl" add "&rp%3a", then the name of the parameter, "=", and the value. So in your case:
= Globals!ReportFolder & "/SurveyResults.rdl&rp%3aSurveyName=" & <expr>
Of course the expression at the end there would be the value for the parameter. If your survey names have spaces, you'll need to URL encode them by replacing the spaces with "+" or "%20".
I'm new to JasperReports and I have a big problem inserting Subreports from CSV. I've been looking for information for 3 days and can not understand what must I do.
I have a dataset named RB1 in csv format, that I need to import to JasperReports. In the main report I have no problems, I can import it and show fields as I want.
The problem arises when I need to insert a subreport with the same database.
I create another report named SUB_1, and link it to the database RB1 as if it was an usual report, and I put the variable COLUMN_0 to be shown in the details section. I previsualize it and it is OK.
I go back to the main report and drag the item SUBREPORT to the summary section and select "select an existing report". I choose the report SUB_1 -> NEXT
I select "use same JDBC connection used to fill the master report" -> NEXT
In the Dataset Parameters I clic ADD and write:
PARAMETER NAME: COLUMN_0
PARAMETER EXPRESSION: $F{COLUMN_0}
What I'm trying to do is to link the variable COLUMN_0 of the main report with the variable COLUMN_0 in the subreport.
Now, when I try to previsualize the report, the subreport does not show.
In the Properties of the Subreport I have:
EXPRESSION: "SUB_1"
PARAMETERS MAP EXPRESSION:
CONNECTION EXPRESSION: $P{REPORT_CONNECTION}
DATA SOURCE EXPRESSION:
What am I doing wrong? I guess that many things, but could not find any answer online with this in detail in a way that I can understand it.
I solved the first part of my problem: I could print data in the subreports from the main report. Or better said, I could half-print some data.
I use an answer to the question I posted, to continue asking about this problem.
I have been thinking and looking for info and I think that the problem now could be because of the indices. The point is that when my subreport is used, there is some data that has been used by the main report, so the subreport seems not to work for the lines that were used by the main report. Is that possible?
If this is the problem, is there any way to make my subreports to work for all data and not just for the ones that are not used in the main report?
Thank you very much!!
I think I am really close to solve it thank to you :D:D
I have 5 reports, which I need to render on seperate pages of an Excel Workbook, so I have created a Master report and intend to call them as subreports. This works perfectly, but the problem is that I need to control the name of each worksheet, and I believe that the trick here is to use a rectangle, and set the PageName property to the desired name of the worksheet.
The issue is, that as soon as I place the subreports inside a rectangle and add a Page Break or a PageName, when I run the master report, I get an error saying One or more parameters were not specified for subreport _____
The same thing happens if I put the sub report inside a list.
How do I either pass the parameters in via a rectangle, or name the worksheets without the use of a rectangle?
I am using SSRS 2008R2
I have got to the bottom of this, and it appears to be the most bizarre SSRS bug. Once you move the subreport inside a list or rectangle and add a Page Break, SSRS flips the date format of the date parameters, and hence you end up passing in values that SSRS does not recognise as dates.
Even more obscure, If you pass flip the date values so that the report succeeds, the next time you run it, SSRS flips them back the other way, and then then they stay flipped that way until you exit the report.
Go back into the report and repeat the steps above once more. I will raise this on Microsoft Connect.