I have an SSRS report the links a line item subreport to my main report by an order number. When a customer orders 2 line items, 2 order numbers come in with contact info, etc. In the SSRS report, the order number shows up twice and the multiple line items fall below. What I would like is the 1 order number with the line items following.
As I have it now it looks like:
Order# Contact User
1234 J. Smith JS1
LineItem Qty Order Date
1 3 05/15/2015
2 2 05/15/2015
Order# Contact User
1234 J. Smith JS1
LineItem Qty Order Date
1 3 05/15/2015
2 2 05/15/2015
I tried =Fields!LineItem.Value =PREVIOUS(Fields!LineItem.Value) but because the dup isn't directly previous that didn't work.
But I'd like to have just one single result. Any help would be great.
At the bottom of your design screen should be the Row Groups window. Many times, you will already have a group created. If you right click on it and click the properties it should look something like the image below:
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I have a data set the has citys and citygroup and other columns with the details for each city. there are 8 city and 2 citygroups ( city 1 to 4 is groupA and city 5 - 8 is groupB)
I have a Column group in my ssrs report with city
I need help with adding page breaks so that groupA is on page 1 and group B is in page two
I tried adding a parent group with citygroups but nothing works
I new to ssrs and need some help with this
I am very new to Microsoft reporting. I have a table and I need to show the Category Name and the count how many times the category existed in the report so for e.g, I have the following:
CategoryName Id
Normal 1
High 2
Normal 3
Low 4
Normal 5
Normal 6
Normal 7
Normal 8
Low 9
Low 10
Low 11
High 12
I want to display something like this:
Category Count
Normal 6
Low 4
High 2
I was able to display the category ( Normal, Low and High) and the associated count with the category. The problem is, I cannot put the title "Category" and "count" at the top because I put the CategoryName and count in the header column and I deleted the data column like I showed in the image below. How can I put the title in the above table.
The image after adding the group filed looks like this:
any help will be greatly appreciated.
Your Problem:
Category and Count as Title of your Tablix.
It's pretty easy. Just go to you Header Click on Cell where you wish to put Category.
You can write Category just like a TextBox
In a report with two levels of grouping, I have a top-level group that is repeating. This is apparent in the report on the left-hand navigation bar/document map but also when exporting to Excel, it splits to two worksheets (with the same name!) and shows on separate lines in the document map tab.
E.g.
UNIT A
person 1
person 2
person 3
UNIT B
person 4
person 5
UNIT B
person 6
The desired behavior is
UNIT A
person 1
person 2
person 3
UNIT B
person 4
person 5
person 6
Any ideas for why the group would be splitting?
SSRS only changes group if there is a difference in value.. ensure there are no hidden characters or the likes in the UNIT B group.
I am trying to create a Group in the exported Excel Workbook using OpenXML.
My source data table looks like this:
Row State Product Sales
1 NY A 100
2 NY A 200
3 NY B 300
4 CA A 100
5 CA A 200
6 CA B 300
I would like to create an outline by State and then Product with a subtotal on each group
I tried
ws.Outline.SummaryVLocation = XLOutlineSummaryVLocation.Top;
ws.Rows(1, 3).Group(); // Create an outline (level 2) for rows 1-4
ws.Rows(4, 6).Group();
But it's not giving me what I want, and I don't see an option to add the subtotals.
How can I achieve this?
The code example in the documentation which you use is either outdated or just wrong.
If you want to group rows 2 to 4 you need to use the code ws.Rows(3, 4).Group(); (see picture). This is consistent with Excel itself, there you have to select only rows 3 and 4 before clicking the group button to get the same result.
When you try to group rows 1 to 3 like in your code you group them all under row 0 which leads to errors since there is no row 0.
You can control this behaviour to some extend with the XLOutlineSummaryVLocation property. If you use Bottom instead of top you use the top two rows to group rows 2 to 4: ws.Rows(2, 3).Group();
With all this said two more points:
You need to use Excel row numbers not the numbers in your column "Row".
All this grouping and collapsing is only for display purposes. To sum up the sales numbers you have to use the subtotal functions in Excel (which I find rather confusing and unhelpful in this case) or add columns and results directly in C#.
Using this code should lead to your desired result (see picture below):
ws.Outline.SummaryVLocation = XLOutlineSummaryVLocation.Top;
ws.Cell(1, 5).SetValue("Product subtotals");
ws.Cell(1, 6).SetValue("State subtotals");
ws.Rows(3, 4).Group(); // group rows 2 to 4 (state NY), outline level 1
ws.Cell(2, 6).SetFormulaA1("=SUM(D2:D4)"); // subtotal for all NY sales
ws.Row(3).Group(); // group rows 2 and 3 (product A), outline level 2
ws.Cell(2, 5).SetFormulaA1("=SUM(D2:D3)"); // subtotal for all NY, product A sales
ws.Cell(4, 5).SetFormulaA1("=SUM(D4)"); // subtotal for all NY, product B sales
ws.Rows(6, 7).Group(); // group rows 5 to 7 (state CA), outline level 1
ws.Row(6).Group(); // group rows 5 and 6 (product A), outline level 2
ws.CollapseRows(2); // collapse group level 2 (products)
I have a SharePoint list with 5 options (questions). Each option has a dropdown with values 1-6. The user (employee of a company) needs to select an option, then select a value from the dropdown and hit Submit. The selected value is unique. In other words, if the user selects the value 1 for the first option, that value cannot be chosen again. Here's an example form -
Category Rank
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1. Work/Life Balance 4
2. Compensation 2
3. Commute 3
4. Work 1
5. Development 5
After filling the form, the data looks likes this on the Sharepoint list -
Employee Manager Work/Life Compensation Commute Work Development
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1. Employee 1 Manager 1 2 4 3 1 5
2. Employee 2 Manager 3 1 3 4 5 2
3. Employee 3 Manager 1 5 4 2 3 1
4. Employee 4 Manager 2 4 1 5 2 3
I'm able to get the Y-axis (for Rank) on the report just fine. The X-axis needs to display each category grouped by each Manager. Here's a sample of how I want it to look like -
Each colored bar on the X-axis is a Manager. This is my first time with SSRS (2012) and I'm just not sure how to accomplish this. If this is not possible, will moving the data to a SQL table in a different layout help? Any help is greatly appreciated.
You could aggregate each employee's response into an average in your dataset (I'm assuming you know how to do this):
Averages (just pretend)
Manager Work/Life Compensation Commute Work Development
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1. Manager1 2 4 3 1 5
2. Manager3 1 3 4 5 2
3. Manager2 4 1 5 2 3
Then you can use the categories as you have, with the manager as the series field. Pretty sure that should achieve what you're looking for.