Could anybody help, please?
I'm confused a bit about where that feature could be find in VS and some docs about it
thanks in advance
Your screenshot is showing a feature called Drilldown.
With this, you can show or hide report items by setting the ToggleItem property to a textbox outside of the item Scope.
You can see more information at Books Online:
Hiding and Showing Report Items by Adding Drilldown.
Add an Expand/Collapse Action to an Item.
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I am trying to recreate a report that was done in Tableau, using Vega-Lite. I'm not entirely sure if it is possible to do it. I'm struggling with the bar charts based upon the selection made in the scatterplot. The bar chart should be created as follows:
Selected item
All entries in the reference box (light blue area) - (excl. the selected item)
All other entries outside the reference box (excl. the selected item)
If it is possible to create a similar chart/interaction in Vega-Lite, can someone please guide me towards a solution. Attached my attempt to recreate ( Open in Vega Editor )
Any assistance or guidance is appreciated. Thanks
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I want to disable links (Go to report action) when data is Zero or Nothing.
I used below expression in go to Report section:
=IIf(IsNothing(Fields!HighwayLampCounts.Value)=0, "rpt_Highway_Online_Koli_Detail","rptNoData")
But, it doesn't work :(
You should put one rectangle over there and then inside that put two text boxes with condition - and show hide as per condition. that could be the solution in this problem.
Many Thanks to rajeshpanchal
I found a better way! Using Nothing in Go to Report works...
Use below expression in Specify a report:
=IIf(IsNothing(Fields!HighwayLampCounts.Value) = True, Nothing, "rpt_Highway_Online_Koli_Detail")
This way link would be eliminated from Null Values...
I am using SSRS 2008 R2.
I need functionality in my report like, on clicking a particular bar graph column, it should display details of that bar in a pop up window with a close button on top of it, as in SAP-BO. I searched alot but couldn't get the hints. Finally I am just confused whether is it possible in SSRS or not ? If yes, then how ?
I do not think this kind of graph or functionality exist in SSRS yet but you can look at the third party graph technology like Dundas.
DEMO
might be the right choose fot you
I was wondering if someone can tell me how I can hide a row in a matrix on an SSRS 2005 report. I have tried hiding the specific TextBoxes, but when I do that, I still get whitespace where the TextBoxes would appear, which is pretty worthless.
According to research I have done online, there is supposed to be a visibility/hidden property when I right click the row header and go to properties, but I don't see that there. Below is a link to a screenshot of what I get for the properties:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/696/ssrs.jpg
Where do I find this property? When I expanded all the groups, I didn't see anything related to visibility.
Is it possible to hide this row bases on an expression? Please let me know.
Thanks
New users apparently cannot answer their own questions without waiting 8 hours. It said to use the edit function instead. I'll marked this as answered later.
I think I found what I was looking for. I got the desired result anyway. Since I hate coming to posts and seeing "Thanks, I figured it out" without any other detail...
Right Click on the Matrix, that is to say, right click on the dotted line with the resizing handles that outlines the matrix. After that click properties. This should bring up a Matrix Properties dialog box. Go the Groups tab (5th over). To change the visibility of a row/column, click the "Edit" button. This brings up another dialog box. Visibility is the 4th tab.
Hope that saves someone a headache.
I think I found what I was looking for. I got the desired result anyway. Since I hate coming to posts and seeing "Thanks, I figured it out" without any other detail...
Right Click on the Matrix, that is to say, right click on the dotted line with the resizing handles that outlines the matrix. After that click properties. This should bring up a Matrix Properties dialog box. Go the Groups tab (5th over). To change the visibility of a row/column, click the "Edit" button. This brings up another dialog box. Visibility is the 4th tab.
Hope that saves someone a headache.
In an auto-generated chart based on a query (I dragged the chart object onto a blank form to start it), the chart itself is displaying and updating properly, datawise, but I want to change the Legend from reading "SumOfAvgOfield1" and "SumOfAvgOfield2" to regular words suitable for final presentations. But I can't find a way to change it!
I realize this is a late answer, but I was just having a similar issue and figured someone else might benefit from knowing how to get rid of the 'SumOf' labels.
In design view, right click on the chart and select 'Properties'.
Choose the Data tab.
The 'Row Source' field is the one you're going to be interested.
In there you can see various places where it's labeling your data:
Sum() AS [SumOfData]
Just edit the text right in the properties window and you'll be set.
This is WAY late, but here's what I found (Yes we still use office 2007)
Open the form in PivotTable View. Open Property Sheet. Highlight the column you want to change the Legend Caption for. Choose the Captions Tab in the properties window. There you can change the captions for each column.
Had 4 charts on a form. 3 would let me edit the Heading of the Chart, the 4th would not. Read a lot of posts that did not pertain. Noticed the datasheet for the 4th chart was completely empty.
SOLUTION: Clicked on chart until the datasheet appeared. Added mock field headings and mock data to datasheet. I could then click on chart and edit the chart's Heading. You can also highlight and change the color of selected words in the chart's Heading. Very Nice!
Good luck,
Vancer
The SumofAverageOfFiled1, etc is automatically generated. Even if you edit it in the datasheet, it changes back (or at least that is my experience). What I did to get around this is add a Rectangle and fill it with white and size it to cover up the "Sumof" captions. You can Bring to Front the Rectangle. Then you can add text boxes to label the chart's bars to read the way you want them. Drag them over the Rectange and Bring to Front.
Hope this helps.
Everywhere I looked it said just change the Pivot Table to change the Legend Entry.
Well, let me tell you.
First, if you have no Pivot Table that you can see do the following:
go to design view and select the form
right click and hit Properties. Scroll through till you see AllowPivotTableView and select yes.
Now you can go and change the column headers!
This could help
Select xxxxx, yyyyy from zzzz
Chart0.ChartSeriesCollection(0).DisplayName = ![XXXXX]
Chart0.ChartSeriesCollection(1).DisplayName = ![YYYYY]
Was very difficult to me to find a way to do it.