Hi all,
Is it possible to calculate a difference between two different tablixes in an SSRS like the below and show in the 'Delta' column in the top tablix?
I have included the design format as well (on the right)
If both tablixes have the same DataSet you can just take the expression from tablix1 and the expression from tablix2 and calculate the difference.
For example:
'Expression Tablix1
=(Fields!Field1.Value / Fields!Field2.Value) + Fields!Field3.Value
'Expression Tablix2
=(Fields!Field4.Value * Fields!Field1.Value) - Fields!Field2.Value
'Differece from Tablix1 and Tablix2
=((Fields!Field1.Value / Fields!Field2.Value) + Fields!Field3.Value) -
((Fields!Field4.Value * Fields!Field1.Value) - Fields!Field2.Value)
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What I would like to get is the Gross Margin % of the Revised Budget cell (11%) and place in a text box at the top of the page so it stands out a little more.
This is my current dataset output and also what is rendered in the table.
Header
Original Budget
Change Orders
Revised Budget
Contract Value
1000
0
1000
Labor
500
500
100
Gross Margin %
10%
10%
11%
I have tried using some IIF statements but that seems to only pull from the aggregate of the dataset and have looked at the LOOKUP function but that seems to only target a row.
Something I tried that isn't working - doesn't look right anyway
=Fields!Header.Value = "Gross Margin %" and Fields!Revised_Budget.Value = "Revised Budget"
If someone could point me in the direction of the correct function that would be great.
Running SSRS 2012.
Here is the report design
The row you need the value from is a group total, then you should be able to use the ReportItems collection and add a reference to actual textbox.
In your example, click the cell that you want to repeat (the one at the bottom of your report) and find its name from the properties panel, some like TextBox99.
Then in the textbox at the top, set the expression to
=ReportItems!textBox99.Value
That should be it.
I ended up using the Lookup function. The first value is name of the value from the Header column that I was looking for. The last value is the which data I want to return and that is the Revised_Budget value from the ProjectCosts dataset.
=LOOKUP(
"Gross Margin %",
Fields!Header.Value,
Fields!Revised_Budget.Value, "ProjectCosts"
)
I have a SSRS report which needs to have paging like (1 of 2, 1 of 3)
currently using
=Globals!PageNumber & "of " & Globals!TotalPages
gives me (1 of 5) which i know is the correct behaviour
Everywhere i see the solution is Group Properties > Page Breaks > ResetPageNumber
I dont get that option though, the pagebreak options i get are
Between each instance
Also at the start of a group
Also at the end of a group
For the ResetPageNumber property, you need to change the property of the Group in the Advanced Mode. In the Grouping Pane at the bottom of VS, click on the down wedge/caret/arrow to change to Advanded Mode.
Select the table, then, in the Grouping Pane at the bottom of VS, select the Group that you want the Reset on. The Group properties will show in the properties window with the PageBreak options that include the ResetPageNumber property.
To achieve what i wanted to do i edited the code itself not the rdl design which i had previously wanted to do
<PageBreak>
<BreakLocation>Between<BreakLocation>
<ResetPageNumber>True<ResetPageNumber>
<PageBreak>
This allowed me to print the letter's which contained a table of information at the end which was X rows long
So report could be (1 0f 1), (1 of 2, 2 of 2), (1 0f X, X 0f X)
Greeting
i have 3 textbox value in footer of my report
i want make total (sum) for tow of them
so when i try to make total with them give me this error
The Value expression for the textrun ‘.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]’ refers to more than one report item. An expression in a page header or footer can refer to only one report item.
i used those code for sum but none of them working
=ReportItems!Textbox62.Value+ReportItems!Textbox61.Value
and this
=CDec(ReportItems!Textbox62.Value)+CDec(ReportItems!Textbox61.Value)
is there any idea fro solve this problem
That depends how your textbox expressions are. Lets assume you have one dataset (Dataset1) then you have
'Textbox1
=Sum(Fields!SomeNumericValue.Value)
'Textbox2
=Avg(Fields!SomeOtherNumericValue.Value)
Then this will work for your other textbox:
'Textbox3
=ReportItems!Textbox1.Value + ReportItems!Textbox2.Value
=Sum(Fields!SomeNumericValue.Value) + Avg(Fields!SomeOtherNumericValue.Value)
If you have two datasets (Dataset1 and Dataset2) this will work:
'Textbox1
=Sum(Fields!NumericValue1.Value, "Dataset1")
'Textbox2
=Avg(Fields!NumericValue2.Value, "Dataset2")
'Textbox2
=Sum(Fields!NumericValue1.Value, "Dataset1") + Avg(Fields!NumericValue2.Value, "Dataset2")
In footer I have 2 textboxes named curTotal and sub_total.
In header I have third textbox named result.
What I want to do is to subtract values of footer: result = sub_total - curTotal;
curTotal expression is (=sum(reportitems!lineamount1.value))
and
sub_total expression is (=Last(ReportItems!runningTotal.Value))
"runningTotal" is a field in tablix which has expression (=RunningValue(Fields!LineAmount.Value, SUM, "SalesInvoiceDS"))
I have tried to add to result expression following (=reportitems!sub_total.value - reportitems!curTotal.value) but it gives error that textbox refers to several report elements.
Please guide me how to correctly perform Math functions like subtract, multiple, division etc... with textBoxes in footer / header.
Unfortunately you cannot perform operations that combine ReportItems. Therefore the mathematics needs to take place at the appropriate row level using values derived from the data source and the results held in hidden fields at this level that can then be referred to using ReportItems.
So one approach would be to add a dummy outer grouping level to your report with a footer that you use to calculate these values. This footer line can be hidden and used as a source of ReportItems for your footer and possibly your header.
Also see http://www.keepitsimpleandfast.com/2011/09/running-totals-per-page-in-ssrs-to.html
I'm new to SQL Server. how can I add the values of my Pie Chart to the Legend next to the Series fields? In this case I want the percentage.
For example:
United States 43.2%
Canada 22%
etc.
Here is the answer I use.
In the Series Proporties under Series Data you will find the Category field: (blank by default)
Enter what ever text you want and the keywords for the values you want displayed. Below are the values entered and the Legend display results.
Also Hispanic - (#VALY)
Also Hispanic - (2156)
Also Hispanic - #VALY
Also Hispanic - 2156
Also Hispanic - (#PERCENT{P1})
Also Hispanic - (21.8%)
Also Hispanic - #PERCENT{P1}
Also Hispanic - 21.8%
Maybe this will help
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd239373%28SQL.100%29.aspx check the section titled "To display percentage values in the legend of a pie chart "
Had the same wish. I am charting number of staff in a quarter by staff category. I have a simple proc that takes a date (#EOQDate - start of quarter) and lists the staff . So I added a simple total in my SELECT SQL statement...
, COUNT(staffID) OVER (PARTITION BY #EOQDate) AS StaffCount
then in SSRS design mode click on the category legend and on the bottom of the chart in the Drop category fields here section right-click on the category you dragged into this area and select Category group properties...
In the Lable box click the expression builder and build the expression you want to see. Obviously you need the existing category lable, in my case...
=Fields!StaffCategory.Value
Then add the percentage which is Count(Fields!staffID.Value)/Fields!StaffCount.Value
You'll need to turn it into a percentage, so my final expression looks like this...
=Fields!StaffCategory.Value & " " & Format(Count(Fields!staffID.Value)/Fields!StaffCount.Value, "0.00 %")
And Wullah! category lable and percentage.
We should be knowing the exact way of calculating the 43.2 to achieve this.
For example:
Total Number of Cycles: 20
Total Number of Cycles Used : 10
Percentage of the Cycles: 10/20 * 100 = 50 %
Now I would write the expresssion to complete this Case:
=Sum(Fields!ID.Value, "Total_Number_Of_Cycles_Used") * 100 / Sum(Fields!ID.Value, "Total_Number_Of_Cycles") & "%"
"Total_Number_Of_Cycles_Used" and "Total_Number_Of_Cycles" are the two datasets created.
For some Percentages, sometimes we would not be requiring the decimals more than 2. We could achieve it by using.
=LEFT(FORMAT(Sum(Fields!ID.Value, "Total_Number_Of_Cycles_Used") * 100 / Sum(Fields!ID.Value, "Total_Number_Of_Cycles"))) & "%"
Your Query:
="United States" & Percentage Expresssion as Mentioned Above
Hope this Helped You.
Regards
GVS
In the series label properties of Chart..set #LEGENDTEXT #PERCENT{#%;;""}
Regards,
Krishna