I have a ssrs report and the page counter in the footer starts to count from **2** (I have excluded the footer on the 1st page)
How do I start counting from **1** (on the 2nd Page)?
Current Expression:
=Globals!PageNumber
Substract 1 from the page number expression
=Globals!PageNumber-1
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In SSRS, I have a rectangle with textboxes to show some summarized data and I placed this rectangle inside the page footer. Is there anyway in SSRS where I can show this page footer only on the last page of each group?
Right now, if my first group has 2 pages, the footer will show on both pages, but I'd only want it on the last page per group. Is there a trick/workaround I can use to make this happen?
You can add a column in your group to calculate the footer visibility expression.
= Iif(CountRows("groupname") = RunningValue(1, Count, "groupname"), False, True)
Now on your footer rectangle set the visibility expression equal to the value of the textbox containing the calculation
eg. = ReportItems!Textbox18.value
Group with one page
1st page of group with more pages
Last page of group
How do I count the number of detail rows on EACH PAGE and make sure that the row count is reset on each page? For example, if I have 6 detail rows in the first page and 3 detail rows in the second page, I would like to display as "Page Record Count: 6" on the first page and "Page Record Count:3" on the second page. So far, I have tried CountRows("DetailGroupName") but it gives the cumulative row counts so right now I get "Page Record Count:6" on the first page and "Page Record Count:9" on the second page.
As far as I remember, you can't count row of dataset on the page, but you can count report items on the page. However, this should work only for page header/footer.
You need to add textbox in page header f.e., and count report items on the page.
How do I remove the header on the last page of Access report?
Add a Group to your report, grouping on the expression =True. That will create a group that includes all records in the report.
Give that group a Group Header, then move the column heading labels from the Page Header to the Group Header. In the Properties for the Group Header, set Repeat Section to Yes so the column headings appear on each page of the group.
When the report prints the Report Footer (with the totals) it has moved past the end of the group (i.e., past the last record in the report) so the column headings should not appear.
I designed an SSRS report which has a table that has a numeric column. The table can span over multiple pages. In the table footer I ams showing the total sum for all values of this column, and I am showing this footer on each page of the report. However, I need this total at the end of each page to be a running total - ie it should only show the sum of all values from the beginning of the table (ie the beginning of the report) up to the footer itself. How can this be approached?
Found the solution. I added a running total column, then added a text box to the footer of the report with the expression =last(ReportItems!textbox32.Value)
When i try to prevent the detail from splitting it affects the page total.
This is what is happening:
The summary is done in the current page and the extra row is showm on the next page.
But I want the sum to be calculated on the page where the forwarded row appears.
e.g:
In page 1: I have the balance of V1+V2+V3+V4 but V4 appears in Page 2
Normally I should have in page 1 the balance of V1+V2+V3 and in Page 2 the balance of V4+V5+V6.
Can someone help me out !
If I have good memories this is a case of miscalculation of forwarded
rows by ireport. Whenever a row spread over two consecutives pages
ireport becomes confused. Instead of using split type= prevent as
option in the detail band , set it to split type= Stretch. Then create
a dummy group (by primary key of the row) with group header and footer
enabled that will act as a container for each row . Dummy group option
are: reprint header=true, Min Height to start new= value of detail
band height, Footer Position= normal, Keep together= true.
Now if each row is processed as group and will be forwarded to next
page it cannot fit a the current one. Hope it helps
In which band you has added the "Page Total"? I have same problem, and I tried your solution, but, the problem persists, the total is increased with the value from next page.
My report: