Is there a way to change the label of the legend? I need the blue Legend to say “Incident Type”.
Thank you.
Right click on a series, or right click on a field in the values area, and select Series Properties.
Click Legend and write an expression for the custom legend text box.
=Switch(
Fields!ProcessMedRec.Value="Series1", "Incident Type"
)
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I'm working in SSRS 2008 range bar. I need to plot the series label out side of the graph like the below fig.
But when i try to plot the label out side of the bar it is displayed left side of the graph. Please help any one
Thanks in advance
My series property window is look like.
The first step is to click on the Chart Series.
Image 1:
In the properties windwos, you should be able to see the properties of Chart Series.
Scroll down to CustomAttributes and then go to LabelStyle Property.
From here you can choose the style that suits your requiremnts.
Hope this help.
I have a stacked bar chart with a total label
Bar Chart tableau
My problem is that when I select particular color(Part of bar chart), say Fuel from Charge type I can not get the value of Fuel in that label.
Is there a work around ? It is really crucial. Also, I am faily new, so can not post the question with images, please ignore the inconvenience.
Thanks.
Click on the Label button in the Marks box, and choose the "Allow labels to overlap other marks" option. You can also choose the "Select" option under Marks to Label, if you only want to see the number when the color is selected-or "Highlighted" if you want to select from the legend.
I believe that placing legend at the end of line series is user friendlier rather than placing legend in the table. I do not think SSRS is able to do that...
I could put the series names manually; however, I wish them to be dynamic.
Please advise if you know how to put legend next to the series line as in example below:
Click on the values for the chart data
In the properties toolbar go to Labels - Label -Label
Put the text you want for the label
Click the drop down on visible (it is several fields below label)
Click expression
Put in the logic to only show it if it is the rightmost part on the x axis. For example, if the X axis is a date field make it only show for the max date.
=IIF(Fields!CreatedOn.Value = MAX(Fields!CreatedOn.Value, "DataSet1"), TRUE, FALSE)
Here is what I end up with:
I am trying to implement Expand or Collapse facility to my report in SQLSERVER 2008R2.
For that purpose I have taken a text box named TextBox16.
But when I went to Tablix property and then visibility and then hide and Display can be toggled by this report item. Here I am not able to see all text boxes it showing to me, only odd number text boxes. Then how can I find all text boxes from Tablix property?
How to see all text boxes:
Click on the body of the report.
Hit F4.
Under the properties title is a drop down with every single object in your report. All of your text boxes should be listed in here.
Is there a way to change the color of specific line items in an SSRS chart? For example, in the Data tab using an expression within a series group or the values area, or perhaps with a variable? I'm not terribly keen on the color palette that in my current chart, wanting certain areas to stick out a bit more and not sure how to get started.
Thanks.
We do this to ensure different departments are coloured consistently across all reports. In our database we have a colour field on our department table, then in the bar graphs we do the following:
Right click the chart body and choose Properties
Click the Data tab
In the Values section, click the Edit button
Click on the Appearance tab
Click the Series Style button
Click the Fill tab
In the Color text box, put the expression that you want the colour to be. Given that we have this in our department database already, we simply use:
=Fields!DeptColour.Value
and then our departments are coloured the same on every bar graph.
For line graphs, you have to do the same except this time you put the colour expression in the Color text box on the Border and Line tab on the Series Style dialogue (rather than in the Fill).