I have designed a line chart which appears within a row group and appears for each row in the report.
But in preview the chart height changes and looks expanded.
Pls help thanks in advance
Chart in Row 1 is rendered correctly
Chart in Row 2 is rendered expanded
https://i.stack.imgur.com/qUWtk.png
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I have a problem with white space appearing in at the bottom of a nested table. It only occurs if the contents of the main table cell row has data which vertically makes the cell height higher than the data contents in the nested table. E.g. a description field caused this to occur when the nested table cell only had a link to one item. I hope that make sense. Please see attached screenshot. (The screenshot is a very crude view of some demo data as I could not use the actual information, but I have modified it to show the same result).
Is there a way that I can make the nested table cell vertically full the whole cell so that the report looks clean and doesn't have white space appearing at the bottom?
Use a single tablix.
To emulate cell merging:
Create a total for the value you need for the merged cell under the related group and make it hidden (red color)
For the "merged" cell expression use
= Iif(RunningValue( Fields!rg2.Value,CountDistinct,"rg1")=1, ReportItems!Textbox12.Value, Nothing)
The expression checks the distinct count of group2 values. If its 1 (first cell) returns the value of the total otherwise nothing.
To make the cell look as one use the following border expressions
top border:
=Iif(RunningValue( Fields!rg2.Value,CountDistinct,"rg1")=1, "Solid", "None")
botton border:
= Iif(RunningValue( Fields!rg2.Value,CountDistinct,"rg1") = CountDistinct(Fields!rg2.Value, "rg1"), "Solid", "None")
it's my first ssrs Chart. I made a chart data with 3 values and a date category group. It gives something like
my client would like the same chart but by grouping all 3 bars in an unic bar with 3 existing colors.
any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks I found it. I had just to change the chart type to stacked column
I created a simple SSRS 2005 report. It is a table with 2 columns. When I preview the report it looks great. I put it on the Report Server (Report Manager) and when it is displayed the width of the columns of the table are only as wide as the widest value. I want the column widths to be a fixed width. I also want the rows to have alternating colors. On the Report Server, only the 2nd column has the coloring.
I have tried setting the table column attribute 'CanGrow' to true. But the table is only as wide as the data. The column widths are set to 3.09167in and 3.55.
It seems that I cannot widen the table columns from their original widths.
If I add padding to the left and right margins the column data is wider but the row coloring is still incorrect.
Has anybody seen this problem before?
Update
Below are screen shots of what the report looks like when previewed in VS2005 and when it is displayed on the Report Server.
In Visual Studio it looks like this (which is what I want it to look like.)
This is what it looks like on the Report Manager:
This is the code that I use to alternate the row color on both columns but only the second one displays the green color:
= IIf(RowNumber(Nothing) Mod 2 = 0, "#BCDCBC", "Transparent")
If I add a third column, the alternating color works for the third column also but not for the first column.
In case anybody else has this problem this is how I worked around it...
To solve the report width problem I put the table inside a rectangle and made the rectangle the width I wanted the table to be and that was corrected.
I could not figure out why the alternating row color code would not work for the first column but for all others. So, I added a 'hack'. I added an additional column to be the first column with no heading and no data. Made it very small in width (0.03) so that is not too noticeable. That allowed the other columns to be correctly colored and the first one is not.
I have a line chart that is showing a series for the stack area. I have nulls for my data for a few months in a row which shows a gap in the chart which what I want a cliff. But when the chart resumes with non null data the chart starts from 0 and shoots up to the number lets say 98 in this case. How or which properties do I need to adjust in the chart that when I resume I can start off at 98 instead of 0 and climbing up to 98.
Rather than using a Stacked Area chart you could use a Stacked Column chart. For the data series you wish to be visible view the properties of the series, and under CustomAttributes set PointWidth to be 1.1.
When rendered this will then look like as below
I need to generate SSRS report as shown in the above picture (the top portion of the image got cut off but it has the header as shown below which should appear on only at top of each page).
HEADER is as below
Bin ItemNr Description QtyOnHand
My data output is as below which I need to use to generate report format as shown above.
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Issues I am facing
I used 2 tablix. The first tablix has groupby on ItemNr and I show only if the record has binPriority equal to 0. I then added another tablix within first tablix to findout if the itemNumber count is >1 (else I hide this tablix). Here I printed rows where binPriority is <> 0.
I get the data output somewhat similar to what I wanted but the header row appears for every item (where binPrority is 0). I want it to appear only per page. So what I did was I set the row header within first tablix as invisible and added the textboxes within the page header. I guess this is not the way to do it but this is where I am so far).
Also when I export to PDF, I see blank lines between each item (See image below). To me this lines looks like the 2nd tablix which is hidden. The report format/display is perfect when I view it on the screen.
The report is set to print in landscape and all the margins are 0.
Please suggest how to achieve the above report format.
Update 1 : I have modified the question by removing some of the images that had live data.
I am marking this question as answered.
I modified the report by removing the 2nd tablix and using Grouping.