I have a master report in SSRS/SSDT that contains several subreports....I see the Dataset on the master report has the "status" field in there as a field from the stored procedure. I would like to suppress/hide 3 sub reports if the status is '4'. going about it via the UI in SSRS/SSDT.
Goal to use expression to do following:
if status = 4
suppress following subreports. rpt 1, rpt2, rpt3
I imagine i would need to modify the UI for the 3 sub reports.
OPTIONS: rclick sub report, select subreport properties - Visibility - show or hide based on an expression fx.
Need Help with the expression.
=IIF(Fields!Status.Value, "4") TRUE, FALSE)
If the sub report is inside a table or Matrix that has its dataset set to the one containing Status and you are showing the sub report for each row of data then.
=IIF(Fields!Status.Value = "4", TRUE, FALSE)
Otherwise you can use the first value contained in the dataset to make the decision like this.
=iif(First(Fields!Status.Value,"DataSetName") = "4" , TRUE, FALSE)
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I am trying to get the report to show the purchase price which the user enters in a parameter. If the user doesn't enter anything it will say "Undisclosed" otherwise I want it to show the purchase price as currency. I have tried the following:
=IIF(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value = "", "Undisclosed", Cstr(Format(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value, "C")))
=IIF(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value = "", "Undisclosed", Format(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value, "C"))
=IIF(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value = "", "Undiscloded", FormatCurrency(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value,0))
=IIF(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value = "", "Undiscloded", FormatNumber(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value,0))
I can get "Undisclosed" to appear but every time I enter a number it shows #Error
You can try the following solution:
=IIF(IsNumeric(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value), Format(Val(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value), "C"), "Undisclosed")
I would approach this slightly differently. This will avoid SSRS trying to format a non numeric to a currency. IIF will evaluate both the true and false outcomes even though only one result can be true for each instance.
I would set the textbox that shows the purchase price up as follow...
Set the Value expression to be
=VAL(Parameters!PurchasePrice.Value)
This will return a zero if the parameter value is left as blank/empty string
Then set the Format property of the textbox to
$#.00;-$#.00;Undisclosed
Assuming you want $ as the currency symbol. This format string will format the number to two decimals for positive and negative numbers and prefix the $ symbol but for zero values, it will show the work "Undisclosed"
How do I translate a nested If() Excel formula to SSRS language?
I have not attempted yet, don't know how to even start. I'm a newbie in ssrs.
the Excel formula is as follows:
=IF(A1>B1,"NO TEST",(IF(C1="4567","NEW","OLD")))
NOTE: A and B are datetime values, C is data type char(6) {either "OK" or "4567"}. B can be NULL.
What I want to accomplish is to show in a textbox in my report either "NO TEST", "NEW" or "OLD".
Similar like in Excel. 4567 for a number and "4567" for a string:
=IFF(CDate(Fields!A1.Value) > IFF(IsDate(Fields!B1.Value), Fields!B1.Value, "01.01.1900"), "No Test", IFF(Fields!C1.Value = "4567", "New", "Old"))
If B1 can be null you have to filter it away or you check for Null, because theCDate() function will throw an error with Null.
I have two datasets and want to compare them in an expression.
I would like to do something like this:
=iif(Fields!Grade.Value = "ONGRADE" > LookupSet(Fields!Grade.Value = "ONGRADE", Fields!grade.Value = "ONGRADE" , Fields!grade.Value = "ONGRADE", "Previous3Week"), "UP" ,"DOWN")
This currently returns "Error" within the "ONGRADE" row.
you need to bind your component with one of the datasets and then accordingly you can write following expression :
=iif(Fields!grade.Value > (Fields!grade.Value, "ONGRADE_DataSet2") , "UP", "DOWN")
in this example, the component is binded with the first dataset and the second dataset is getting referred.
This may help.
I am trying to add an parameter that will allow the user to filter by unit Cost. I.e. If for parameter Unit cost, User select "All Costs", it will not perform any filter and will show all items. However, if for the parameter Unit cost, the user selects "Greater than 0" it would only display items that have unit cost > 0.
I have declared the parameter with two available values "U" and A".
However, what would the Parameter condition look like? I tried adding the condition which was =IIF(Parameter!Text.Value = "U", UnitCost, NOTHING) > 0.
This doesn't seem to be working though. Can anyone provide suggestions as to how this would be done.
You can use an expression to determine if a row should be filtered or not based on the parameter selected value.
Add a new Filter condition in your tablix and use these settings and expressions:
In Expression textbox use:
=Switch(
Parameters!Text.Value = "All", "Include",
Parameters!Text.Value = "U" AND Fields!UnitCost.Value > 0, "Include",
Parameters!Text.Value = "A" AND Fields!UnitCost.Value > 10, "Include",
true, "Exclude"
)
In the Value textbox use:
="Include"
Note your parameter should have an available value as conditions to filter you need.
In this case I use A parameter value to filter the UnitCost values greater than 10 and U value to filter UnitCost values greater than 0. Customize to meet your requeriment.
Let me know if this helps.
I have a tablix that has one dataset, and I need to hide one row based on a value in another dataset.
Currently I have this expression under visibility:
=Iif(Fields!Data1.Value="0" or Fields!Data2.Value="1", TRUE, FALSE)
Both of these are in another dataset called vDataset3.
Use this code
=IIF(First(Fields!UserID.Value, "DataSet2") = 0 or
First(Fields!UserID.Value, "DataSet2") = 12, True, False)
In order to call a field in another dataset you need to write:
First(Fields!UserID.Value, "DataSet2")
The first means that you take the first row. you have to do that because a dataset is like an array you must declare the field you would like to get.
and the "DataSet2" is the name of the dataset