I've come across an issue with a table I've been working with. I've linked a small segment of it below.
The problem is that when I right click on leave_date and select Equals Blank, it only returns the fourth row. Similarly, if I select Does Not Equal Blank it returns all but the fourth row.
Investigating further, if I apply this to the whole table it returns around 470 of the 33000 rows, which is quite infuriating!
Both the cells are definitely blank but Access doesn't see it this way!
Thanks,
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Apologies for the simple question but it's driving me crazy.
I am trying to show how many items a surveyor has seen in a year. I am counting the unique identifier as the expression for the number of items seen.
I have added grouping and included my sum within the groups as per the report link here:- (I'm new so can't post pics yet)
https://i.stack.imgur.com/vZNUM.png
But when I preview it, it shows a blank row next to the sum.
Report in preview
So the first row shows 19 and there are 19 blank rows in the column next to it. I try to delete that column but then I get the message table must include one column.
What am I doing wrong and wht is the right way to do this?
Many thanks for any help
Natalie
The bit that's left over on the right is the "Details" region - essentially where you want the detail of your report to live.
Try putting your sum() in there, deleting the "Details" group, and deleting the column where your sum() is now.
I am having an odd issue with SSRS. I built a report that works correctly when filtered down to a single part number in the underlying data set query. When I take that filter off so that all data is displayed on the report, it does not work correctly. In the latter instance, all of the child details display incorrectly (and randomly) under a single part number.
First case, when filtered to a single part number... all looks good and report works correctly:
Second case, after taking filter off so that all data comes through... All of the part numbers show no detail, except randomly one part number will show all of the detail:
I have been unable to figure out what is causing this confusing behavior... Any tips?
Thanks!!!
I cannot believe that I am asking this question. It seems like it should be so simple. I have already spent a bunch of time online looking for the answer.
I am using Visual Studio 2012 to develop an SSRS report.
All I need to do is remove a total row from a tablix. Essentially I want to reverse what this guidance from MSDN shows on how to add a total row. I can remove the content from the row easily enough, but now I have a empty row. I don't want an empty row. (Notice the blank row to the right of the CR group label.)
Here's how I created the total row.
Ok, so this was fairly simple. Must have been a brain cramp ! Basically in design view on the report, you just need to select the cells that were added by the Add Total (which is NOT the entire row) and then right click and choose Delete Rows
The images below show "Linked Room" not returning any value.
The issue is when 1st row returns a linked room with a blank value all others come as blank.
The moment i delete 1st entry all the rows are displayed properly as shown in 2nd image.
Can anyone help me find why is this issue coming?
Had to specifically provide column names in the CAML query as shown below:
<ElementPath IgnoreNamespaces="true">GetListItemsResponse/GetListItemsResult/listitems/data/row{#Column1,#Column2,#Column3,#Column4,#column5,#column6,#column7}</ElementPath>
I am using ReportBuilder 10 in Delphi 2006 with an Access 2000 database. I am trying to create a report using a filtered query.
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Similar to the questions above, I am trying to add empty rows (or records) in the ReportBuilder's details band after the filtered query records. Until it fills the page. My details band is like an excel table and it can take 25 rows per page. If I have 30 records, the first page is good. But the second page will have 5 records. Then, a huge gap will appear between the details and footer bands. That looks bad.
I tried to search for this, but nothing comes up. Only the second link above. But no solution I can use was posted.
I hope I properly explained my problem to you guys. Any help would be appreciated.
I don't know ReportBuilder well enough to give specifics, but I suggest
Adding 25 blank rows to the report's query result. You should be able to do this using a series of UNION commands. Make sure any sorting actions place these at the end of the results.
Create a boolean variable isBlankLine that is updated for each line of the details as it is being evaluated for layout. This variable simply is set to true if the record is a blank line (one of the lines added in step 1.)
Create another boolean variable isReportEnd that is evaluated on the page footer. This is set to true if isBlankLine is true, otherwise it is set to false.
Finally, for each detail line, suppress the line if isReportEnd is true.
This will allow the page to fill in with blank lines and suppress any additional pages. The only catch I can think of is that if the report ends with exactly 25 records, such that the first line of the next page will be a blank line, then your last page will be blank.