I created a treemap in SSRS.
I am using the Series Label to display text in the box in the lower left corner.
I am also displaying other text in the upper left corner with the Label property of the Series Group.
The properties of the Series Label seem to control the Series Group label in the top except for the Weight - it's always Bold and looks blocky.
Are there any properties for the Series Group Label? How do I get rid of the Bold in the font?
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I have some problem with text and image alignment(they should be on the same height).I tried to apply some css styles like "vertical-align: middle;" but it doesn't seem to work in pdf specified output format. Inside Grid item I use text item and got the output:
The part of text item (one checkbox):
<div style="background-color:GRAY"><span>
Permanent </span><IMG src="<VALUE-OF>occur[0]</VALUE-OF>" height="0.3cm" width="0.3cm"><span> </span></div>
The second issue (different component of the report) is to get rid of white space shown in the picture below in yellow:
The report layout consists of grid item and label items inside.I set height property of Grid and Row to empty value.
Use the "outline" view to select your Grid-Cell. If you click on it in Desing-View you will probably only click on the label inside your Grid-Cell.
Select the "Padding" Register in the Property Editor and change all values to 0 (default is 1). Repeat this step also for your Labels. This should remove the white space.
Perhaps you can use the Padding to shift your Images and Text onto the same line if you add them in different components and not in a single div.
I'm using Report Builder 3.0 and trying to figure out if i can break out one datafield with the few values I need for my bar chart. The data looks like this;
[[44278,47411],[{"name":"$41,000/year goal","y":41000}],["",""]]
I want bar 1 to be the 44,278 value, bar 2 to be the 47,411 value and the 41000 to be embedded as a goal. I've attached a screenshot of how we have it working with other grid and charting products, but this is going to be embedded in a much more in-depth SSRS report. Any sort of help would be great as i'm new to the whole SSRS reporting system.
You can do this with a custom StripLine:
Right-click the vertical chart axis and click Vertical Axis Properties.
The axis properties are displayed in the Properties window.
In the Appearance section of the Properties pane, for the StripLines property, click the Edit Collection (…) button to open the ChartStripLine Collection Editor.
Click Add to add a new strip line to the collection.
Click StripWidth to specify the width of the strip line. If your goals will fluctuate, you might want to make it relative to your Goal e.g. =Fields!YourGoalField.Value/100
Set the StripWidthType property to Number.
Set the InvervalOffset value to =Fields!YourGoalField.Value.
Set the IntervalOffsetType value to Number.
More on StripeLines: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd239316.aspx
EDIT To get the Goal Label outside the Chart Area as depicted, we have to do a sort of hack:
Delete the StripLine Title as there is no way to get that outside the Chart Area.
Right Click the Chart and select Add New Title.
On your new Chart Title's Properties Pane
Set the Docking Position to Right Center.
Set the TextOrientation to Horizontal.
Adjust the Font style and color to match your spec.
Set the Caption Expression to =Format(Fields!YourGoal.Value,"$0,000") & "/year goal"
Here is where the hack comes in. In order to get the Goal label to line up with the Goal Line, you need to add a certain number of carriage return/line feeds to your Caption Expression. To do this, append & vbcrlf to the Caption Expression a bunch of times and keep testing until it lines up. You might also want to adjust the DockingOffset property to move the Label closer to the Chart Area.
In my SSRS report, I am getting texts to fill a table from a dataset (SQL Query).
There is a particular line of text from the query that I'd like to be displayed center (i.e. justify center).
Is this possible?
You need to identify the row in some way but it can be done because everything in Reporting Services is an expression. So let's say you want the first row to be centered and bold. You would enter an expression for the TextAlign property like:
=IIF(RowNumber(Nothing) = 1, "Center", "Left")
and for the Font-FontWeight property like:
=IIF(RowNumber(Nothing) = 1, "Bold", "Normal")
Select the object or cell you want the text justification to apply to, then either:
click the "Center" button the toolbar (shown as a image of stacked horizontal lines, in the same toolbar as the font settings)
click on the Properties window and edit the TextAlign property, setting it to "Center"
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).