Recently, im come across the situation where i've to loop through each rows in the Tablix Like :
Foreach(rows in Tablix)
{
//Operation
}
But i dont think its possible.
So, is it Possible to Loop through the Rows inside Tablix?
My Problem Which made me do that is :
I've an tablix where a Column contains the : First(Rs!Field) inside the Row Group
And, In the last Row outside the Group i want to Sum(First(Rs!Field)), mean,
I want to Sum, First Only Field from the each Row Group.
But its not possible with SSRS. I even cant sum up the Sum(Reportitems!textBox.value) inside the Tablix.
Thats why i come accorss that situation.
I know there is no Solution for the Above, that why, I was thinking about if there is any Looping Statement Available.
I'd even tried the Function Code to Set and Get the Values Like :
Public Shared Dim Total as Double
Public Function SetTotal(ByRef val)
{
Total=Total+val
}
Public function GetTotal()as Double
{
return Total
}
But, this way, If i Scroll to the Pages Forth and Back, each time it sum up the values to the existing.
Hope you understand. I've tried everything possible i think.
So, please let me know, if there i can achieve any looping Functionalities?
Thank You in advance.
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Currently in a sub report I am pulling a list of data but it is showing the locations that have 0. I have tried the following code in row visibility but it is still showing the 0 quantity locations:
=IIF(Fields!AvailableQty.Value > 0, false, true)
Does anyone have a suggestion for changes?
I don't see anything really wrong with your expression so here are a few suggestions.
You can simplify the expression to this
= Fields!AvailableQty.Value <=0
This will return true for instances where you want the row to be hidden so no need for an IIF statement.
If the rows you are trying to hide are grouped somehow then you will need to test the aggregated value like this
= SUM(Fields!AvailableQty.Value) <=0
If this does not help, edit your question to show the report design and the expression in the quantity. Also show where you tried to add the expression.
Another option might be to simply exclude these in the dataset query
I am using the below code to add a Row # column in my report:
Dim row AS integer
Public Function GetRow() As Integer
row = row + 1
return row
End Function
When running the report, the report returns 29 rows and the row column seems to be working perfectly, labeling all rows 1–29 in the preview. However, when I export to PDF, the rows in the report change from 30–58. I have no idea what is causing the issue.
Is there something that the PDF is doing that handles the function differently? Does the PDF even use the function?
If not, then what can SSRS be doing that causes the function to rerun when exporting?
Why can't SSRS just export what I see on my screen?
If you want to just display the row number you can use SSRS function. just put this code in your tablix column in which you want to display row number.
=RunningValue(Fields!ProductId.Value, CountDistinct, "{name of dataset}")
I'm not sure why your function isn't working correctly, but there's an easier way. SSRS has a built-in RowNumber keyword. You should just be able to put the keyword in the table with the dataset you're using in parenthesis as a parameter of the function.
=RowNumber("yourDatasetHere")
You could also use =RowNumber(Nothing) to specify that the function should use the outermost dataset used in the table.
I've run into an issue where my alignment was off on PDF but was fine elsewhere. I had to put page breaks using =Ceiling(RowNumber(Nothing)/37).
That might not be what is causing your issue, but for me, when I forced a finite number of rows on each page, it fixed it for me. Sometimes I've had to group things, or do things that didn't make sense to fix it.
I am running a report on SSRS where 2 of the columns are running value.
Before it was like:
SO i was running the report by each code at once.
I changed it to allow multiple codes to be shown in the report (Grouping by Code) and it gave me the below:
As you can see, its doing running value horizontally.
I want it to do it vertically by each code like below:
MAYBE USING THE COLUMN GROUP AS SCOPE WILL WORK? I AM NOT SURE HOW TO USE COLUMN GROUPS IN SCOPE. ANY IDEAS?
You can try this by writing custom code -
Go to Report Properties and write code
public corder as integer
Function GetcOrder(order as integer) as integer
corder =corder + order
Return corder
End Function
Give a Name to Order text box
Next write an expression to calculate cumulative order value by calling function written in first step
preview output
Repeat the same step for rest of cumulative values .. please make sure to define public variable like
public corder as integer
All the Best!
Got it working!
Using the column group as scope works. I was using Nothing before as the scope. THen tried using the group in square brackets until i realised it needs to be passed as a string like "groupName"
I have an RDLC report with a table in it. I want to hide a string column if there is no data present in any of the rows(supress if blank sort of thing). I have been googling for the last 2 hrs and trying with different suggestions but i can not make it work.
I tried the following so far.
Set the expression for the Hidden attribute of the column to
=IIf(Fields!Category.Value = "", True, False)
But it is checking only the first row but not the entire row set.
Trying to create a concatenated string with the field values, so if the final string is empty i'll hide the table column. But i can't find a way of concatenating a string column from a table. Runningtotal() works with only numbers it seems.
Can some one point me to the right direction.
initially i thought it is very easy, but doesn't seem so.
Did you try to use CountDistinct?
I think something like this should do the trick
=(CountDistinct(Fields!Category.Value) > 1) Or (Fields!Category.Value != "")
Or you can try to make a custom string aggregate function
String aggregation in SSRS 2005
I have a report that shows new ‘Contacts’ that have subscribed to a level of service that is offered. I am trying to add a Column (Tier/Level of Service) within SSRS that has the possibly of many different values.
What I am trying to do is get a count of each new person added to a Tier of service. What I have right now does this, though it is sloppy and I was wondering if there is another way to accomplish this.
=CountDistinct(IIF(Fields!TierLevel.Value = "Gold", Fields!ContactId.Value, Nothing))
=CountDistinct(IIF(Fields!TierLevel.Value = "Silver", Fields!ContactId.Value, Nothing))
This gets a little messy as there are around 15 different levels that I have to total. The messy part of this is making it so the values are on top of each other when there is no data. I can hide a row but it leaves me with a blank spot. Frustrating and does not look very pretty.
Any thoughts or suggestions?