I have requirement to change the background color of cell based on DB flag.
This are the possible flags:
flag="1" background color of full row should be Green
flag=2 background of full row should be RED
flag=3 only particular cell should be highlighted with background as Yellow.
Currently I have added expression on every cell to check flag but it is creating performance issue. Is it possible to add/remove cell level expression dynamically?
I will add expression at row level and add/remove cell expression based on flag.
I would add a Calculated column to the dataset which does the check and returns the proper color.
=IIF(Fields!flag.Value = 1, "GREEN",
IIF(Fields!flag.Value = 2, "RED",
IIF(Fields!flag.Value = 3, "YELLOW", "BLACK")
Then set the Background color to that new field.
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I want to dynamic view of table.
If there is a value row must be change color and next row different color.
For example; there is 10 records row,
backgroundcolor is black
backgroundcolor is white
backgroundcolor is black
Record row value is in located A4. So a4 value may be change and table must be just how many number has it.
I am trying to color the background of any rows that have a Date populated. For example:
If Date A is populated, then turn the row gray
If Date A is not populated, then leave the row white
Change the background color in the properties of the row to an expression.
=IIF(IsNothing(Fields!DateA.value), "White", "Gray")
I'm tweaking a reconciliation report and would like to be able to set the background color at both the row and the cell level. At the cell level to highlight specific fields which are incorrect and at the row level to highlight when an entire record looks to be wonky (based on a handful of indicators). However, when I use the IIF(CheckForFields<>WrongValue,"Yellow","Transparent"/Nothing/"#FFFFFFFF"), it still uses the Row BackgroundColor value instead of the Cell BackgroundColor value in the case the value is false.
Is there a way around this other than to add this as another IIF statement around the existing IIF statement within the Cell BackgroundColor Expression?
I'm trying to write a field expression for a Cells in my report where I have to change the background color of the cell depending on the value in the cell to the left. Ex: if the cell to the left does not have the same vaule in it, the cell should show a red background color.
I tried the following:
=IIF(Fields!cell.Value, cell.left "value", "Red")
Image for the example is this,
There's not a way to refer to certain cells within a table in SSRS.
I think the best way to do this would be to use the same expression that you are using the two cells in your comparison for the Background Color expression.
=IIF(Fields!Lot_QTY.Value = Fields!Allocated_QTY.Value, "White", "Red")
Your data might be using a SUM:
=IIF(SUM(Fields!Lot_QTY.Value) = SUM(Fields!Allocated_QTY.Value), "White", "Red")
The only issue is if you are using a matrix for the data but that doesn't seem likely given your data.
The text box Expression is where you put the value to display in the cell. The properties are used to control things like the BackgroundColor, Font Color, Font Weight, cell border color...
I have a custom report that shows some numbers in the form of a simple table report. The problem is changing the background color of a cell based on previous data. Consider this image:
I want to change the background color of the cell with value 156 into red because in the previous record in the third column I have a value lower than 100.
How I can do this with SQL Server reporting service?
There is the Previous function that allows you to access the field values of the previous row. So in the cell for the second column you could write an expression like the following for the BackgroundColor property:
=IIF(Fields!SecondColumn.Value > Previous(Fields!ThirdColumn.Value), "Red", "Transparent")