Is there a way, in SSRS to have just one row on a table (Tablix) highlighted if that one row has important information for the user. Let's say, for example, I wanted the first row in bold. How would I make that happen?
I think the syntax is =IIF(ROWNUMBER(NOTHING)= 1, "#FF0000", Nothing)
I managed to make my table morph from this:
Col 1 Col 2 Col 3
[Col_1] [Col_2] [Col_3]
to this:
Col 1 Col 2 Col 3
Expr [Col_2] [Col_3]
But should the expression for Value be:
=Fields!Col_1.Value
=IIF(ROWNUMBER(NOTHING)= 1, "#FF0000", Nothing)
Set the background color property or font weight based on whatever your criteria is. You can use ROW_NUMBER() to check if it's the first row. Something like
=IIF(ROWNUMBER("yourDatasetName") =1, "#FF0000", Nothing)
Related
I have a tablix with following results.
SSRS Result
Since i am learning SSRS. i wonder how to Sum line total with respect to product name. Since product name has duplicate values but it has only M and Xl difference. If i use row group it won't total like i expected since it has M and Xl difference. I wonder how to write an expression for the total.
The desired result set
May 31 2011 S043659 Long-Sleeve Logo jerse M 3 $86.52
Long-Sleeve Logo jersey XL 1 $28.84
Total $115.36
mountain bike socks M 6 $34.20
i used this expression but giving me an error.
`IIF((Fields!Product.value = Previous(Fields!Product.value),Sum(Fields!linetotal.value))`
There's actually a few things wrong with your expression.
The IIF doesn't have a 3rd argument for the ELSE value. In this case, you'd want to use 0. So the expression would be IIF the fields match then LineTotal Else 0.
You want to have the SUM on the outside of the IIF, otherwise it will only SUM one row.
The matching without the size is trickier. I have it trim off the last 4 characters to exclude the size for a match - it may not work depending on your other Product names.
=SUM(IIF(LEFT(Fields!Product.value, LEN(Fields!Product.value) - 4) = LEFT(Previous(Fields!Product.value), LEN(Fields!Product.value) - 4), Fields!linetotal.value, 0))
The expression reads the SUM of (IF the Product matches the Previous Product then the Line Total else 0).
All this being said, it would actually be easy to crate a parent group and GROUP BY on the parent product. Unfortunately, your data uses a comma to separate one type (jersey) by size but a space in another (socks) so I don't see how to do it. If they all had a comma, I would create a Calculated Field on the dataset to use the product-line up to the comma.
=LEFT(Fields!Product.value, INSTR(Fields!Product.value, ",") - 1)
IF your Product line is either a comma or space to separate, you might be able to use this for your Calculated Field:
=LEFT(Fields!Product.value,
IIF(INSTR(Fields!Product.value, ",") > 0,
INSTR(Fields!Product.value, ",") - 1,
InStrRev(Fields!Product.value, " ") - 1) )
I have a table called item configurations and it consists of ItemID, Color, Weight, Height.
If I do a select * from ItemConfigurations where color = 'red' and Weight = '100', I get more rows than I want.
For instance:
row 1: item 234, color red and weight 100 AND HEIGHT = 10
row 2: item 234, color red and weight 100
row 3: item 234, color red and weight 100 AND HEIGHT = 20 AND fabric = cloth
I wanted only the second row (red/100), but since the other rows also matches those criteria, they are also in the result.
The number of configurations (=columns) can go up in time when people add more things like for instance fabric = cloth.
So I can't just say select * from ItemConfigurations where color = 'red' and Weight = '100' and HEIGHT = null because once the fabric is added, I would also have to add fabric = null to the where clause.
Any advice about how to only get only the row I want (row 2 with where color = red and weight = 100) with a growing number of columns in this table?
I thought about adding a 'check' column and just insert the sum of all the values in the columns upon inserting / updating a row in the table and putting that check into my select. But it doesn't feal like the right way to go about this. (all values are integers btw as it's normalized)
Although I work with php, I would like to do the above inside a mysql query. Hopefully someone knows how to got about this.
Thanks for any advice!
How can I determine the background color of record cell?
Like, I have below scenarios.
ID Column2 Column3
1 A A
2 B D
3 C C
4 D D
5 E E
Value of column2 and column3 for ID-2 is different, So I highlighted (background color) column3 as updated record. Now I want to highlight ID field(ID-2) as it has updated value in column3.
I have few other combination of fields and If they are different interms of value the I want to highlight ID field.
You can use something like this...
=SWITCH (
Fields!Column2.Value <> Fields!Column2.Value, "Yellow",
Fields!anotherColumn.Value <> Fields!yetAnotherColumn.Value, "Yellow",
True, Nothing
)
This reads...
If Column 2 does not equal column 3 then return "Yellow"
If anotherColumn does not equal yetAnotherColumn then return "Yellow"
else return Nothing
Nothing is the default value for background and is essentially 'transparent'
If I understand you correctly then you use a SWITCH statement as expression for the background colour
Based on your comment below, if column 3 doesn't equal column 2 then change background colour to Yellow, otherwise Transparent. Change the Id column of the same row to match
For the Id and Column 3 use the same SWITCH statement as expression for the background colour for each cell respectively.
=Switch(
Fields!Column3.Value <> Fields!Column2.Value, "Yellow",
true, "Transparent"
)
I understand that the following will produce an alternate row colour on a row in a table: =IIF(ROWNUMBER(NOTHING) MOD 2, "LIGHTBLUE", "SILVER")
What I am looking for is to change colour based on set values, for example I have the following result:
RecId Seq
28292952799 0
28292952799 1
28292952799 2
28292970802 0
28292970802 1
28292980070 0
28292980070 1
28292980070 2
Based on the above, I would want it to colour based on each incrementation of the RecId Value.
My reason behind this is they do not want it grouped and it makes it more readable per ID.
Any help or advice is appreciated!
=IIF(RUNNINGVALUE(Fields!RecId.Value, COUNTDISTINCT,"MainDataSet") MOD 2 = 0,
"LightBlue",
"Silver")
This worked for me when i wanted to do something similar.
The expression is giving every distinct name a row number and using the modulo operation. If the row number divided by 2 has a remainder (odd numbers) then the color will be Silver
Example:
If my data set is
A B C
1 2 3
5 6 7
4 5 6
I could have "1", "5" and "4" show up by typing =query(A:C, select A).
I could have "1" and "4" show up by typing =query(A:C, select A where B < 6).
Lets say I wanted to query only entries that appeared after a certain row. In this case, row 3 is 4, 5, 6. So if I want only results that are row 3 or below, I could add a fourth column D somewhere, fill column D with =row(), and then have only **** show up by typing
=query(A:C, select A where D >= 3).
But I don't want to have to add a fourth column somewhere and fill it with the =row() formula. The query should be able to do this on its own.
Query parametres
try:
=QUERY(A:C,"select * offset 2",0)
offset parameter is zero base:
0 -- start from row 1
1 -- start from row 2
2 -- start from row 3
so on
You may find more usuful query tips here. Use special words: offset, limit, skipping. For example, to select only odd rows use:
=QUERY(A:C,"select * skipping 2",0)
Filter function
To have full control of rows you select, use this construction:
=filter(A:C,isodd(row(A:C))) -- only odd rows
=filter(A:C,row(A:C)=3) -- only 3-d row
=filter(A:C,row(A:C)>=3) -- all rows >= 3-d row
=query(filter(A:C,row(A:C)>=3),"select *") use filter + query
So, I had an issue like this, and here is what I did. I made a virtual column.
=query(A:C, select A where D >= 3) would then be something like
=query({A:C, ROW(A:C)}, "Select Col1 where Col4 >=3")
You have to make an array to query a column you do not want in your sheet. In doing so you can no longer use Column letters, so then A, B, C then becomes Col1, Col2, Col3 and so on.