SSRS 2016 13.0.4001.0
I have a report. Report name: "6.0 Reports"
I export to excel and file name is "6.xlsx"
How to solve this problem?
Workaround:
Symbol from MS Word: "ꓸ".
Report name: "6ꓸ1 Reports" => export to excel filename "6ꓸ1 Reports.xlsx"
symbol from ms word
export file name
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I have a report with subreports in the report and the main report - contains the formula which passes the data from the subreport to the main report -
Shared NumberVar TotalHours;
{#Count} + TotalHours;
However the data is correct in the report when I export the data to CSV - all the values return 0. Which is incorrect - Can anybody help me please to see why the data isn't exported correctly ??
Thanks so much :)
is it possible to export other values to Excel than displayed in the report?
For Example: Report Displays Hours (5) -> Export shows Minutes (300)
thank you in advance
This works for SSRS 2012 and Excel 2016. Use an expression in the text box that you want to change.
=IIF(Globals!RenderFormat.Name = "EXCELOPENXML","Minute Value","Hour Value")
Is it possible to use VLookup in SSRS ? I know we can use lookups but I want to create a SSRS report with Vlookup then export it to excel ?
If you don't know difference between lookup and Vlookup then, Vlookup works dynamically, e.g. if you enter value in a textbox, it gets results from datasets in the report.
E.g.
TextBox for OrderId : ______
TextBox for Location : *****
When user adds a orderId location text box gets updated, and it all happens dynamically.
Unfortunately, this isn't possible with SSRS. SSRS will not let you export Excel formulas.
The closest you may be able to get is to have SSRS export the file to a location then have an SSIS job update your file with the formula you want in a Script Task:
...
ExcelFormula = "=SUM(" & SumColumn & "45:" & SumColumn & Row.ToString & ")"
Worksheet.Cells(Row, Column - 1).Formula = ExcelFormula
...
http://bidn.com/Blogs/updating-a-single-excel-cell-using-ssis
Refresh Excel using SSIS script task
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms403358.aspx
In an SSRS 2008 r2, I am going to have some selected colunmns set as invisibile while the ssrs 2008 r2 report is running. However when the report is exported only to excel and csv files, I want those invisible columns to be included in the export. Thus can you tell me and or show me in code how to add the selected invisible columns to only the CSV and excel exports?
If you right click on the column and select 'Column Visibility...' and select 'Show or hide based on an expression' and enter the following code:
=IIF(Globals!RenderFormat.Name = "EXCEL" or Globals!RenderFormat.Name = "CSV",false,true)
This should only display the column when it is exported to Excel or as a CSV.
Also make sure you have the DataElementOutput property set to 'Auto' as if it is set to 'NoOutput' it will not export to .CSV
I was wondering if this was possible. I have my main form with a bunch of tables on it, and then I have a report. Standard stuff there. The report is named Report1. What I was wondering, is there a way I can put a command button on my main form, that when pressed, will export Report1 onto my desktop (or wherever I specify) in a CSV format? I would like to do this in VBA if possible. I'm not sure if I could make a macro format into CSV, but I am pretty open to any suggestions. Thank you
You can export the report's data to CSV by using DoCmd.TransferText with the report's Record Source table or named query.
Take a look at this: VBA DoCmd.TransferText - exporting query to .csv with user defined file path
A report is always based on a query.
You can find your query in the properties within the Design View of your report ("RecordSource").
The best way should be to generate a query (based on your current report) and link that query to the report ("RecordSource") and to the export button (DoCmd.TransferText).
Thereby, if you want to change your report / report data, you only need to change it once.