I want a pie chart where each of these values represent a slice of the value Total_nr_of_shipments:
Late_delivery_forwarder_fault,
Late_delivery_shipper_fault,
Late_delivery_consignee_fault,
Late_delivery_other
and the slice that represents the remaining part of the total number of shipments that makes up the shipments delivered on time.
How would you solve this?
Is it possible or is there a better way to show the performance figures?
As long as the total of all slices equal to the total of shipments, then this chart will definitely work.
Late_delivery_forwarder_fault 20
Late_delivery_shipper_fault 20
Late_delivery_consignee_fault 20
Late_delivery_other 20
Delivered_on_time 20
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Total Shipments 100
If the totals do not equal the total number of shipments, then it means you have some kind of subset data. In that case, a chart would not represent the data properly. If this is the case, you would be better off with a Bar Chart.
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I have two Datasets in my SSRS report and both dataset coming from different database. and there impossible to join them
Example not real Data .....
so what im tring to do is (Dataset1) total number of Visiter divided by (Dataset2) Total number of Cars * 1000 (sectors) row group by every month and Year.
for example (not real) if we have 24 Visitors and 2063 Cars *1000 so we get AVG of 1000 Sectors 11.63
Is there any funcation in SSRS where i solve this problem IN Excel you know i easy but I need to create report in SSRS please any help would safe me. Thanks
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The lookup function in SSRS allows you to get fields from a different dataset based on matching criteria.
See here for more information: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-GB/library/ee210531.aspx
example gift card
Store Card Amount
Kroger 4242 100
On a different sheet entries
Store Card Amount
kroger 4242 50
kroger 4242 30
kroger 4242 20
Is there a formula that can subtract from the original amount of 100, as I continue to add entries?
So the gift card now has 20 dollars, until I use that 20 and add a new entry, then it would become 0.
Rather than mixing the amounts spent and the amount remaining on the different sheet, it might be ore convenient to show the remaining balance on the gift card sheet, say with:
=C2-SUMIF(Sheet2!B:B,4242,Sheet2!C:C)
Assuming the card number is unique this would facilitate keeping track of a variety of cards at a variety of stores without the need for sorting.
Not sure if this belongs in Mathematics SE so just let me know and I can move it.
I am building a report in Report Builder 3.0 and I need to show how much we used on average over the course of a month.
Which value makes more sense here? Taking the average of the averages (5.3%, shown in image) or taking those sums at the bottom of the table and finding the overage that way? In the 2nd case, the calculation would be variance divided by qty required x 100%, or 274,213.02/6,283,281.11 * 100% = 4.4%. The last 4 columns in the image are quantity required, quantity used, (quantity used - quantity required) or variance, and (quantity used - quantity required)/quantity required or overage.
Screenshot of report
The correct way to get the overall average is "across" at the bottom - take the average of the sums.
If you average the averages, you give every subgroup equal weighting which is incorrect (usually). If you have two divisions, one of which made an average 5% profit on $100K sales and another which made an average 1% profit on $100M sales, the smaller division will unfairly "pull up" the whole company.
Or, to use a sports analogy: when calculating a hitter's batting average, you don't take their previous BA, then average it with the latest game's performance. You total up all of their at-bats and hits, and average that.
I am working in SSRS 2008 R2 and need to create a subtotal in a report based on two columns. For example, I need to subtotal a spend amount based on Cost Center and Account Number. This seems like a simple enough requirement but I am at a standstill.
Sample data:
Business Segment Company Code Cost Center Account Ship Date Ship to Ship From Total Amount
Home Furnishing 1008 1234567890 11111 1/1/2013 Tailspin Contoso 123.45
Baby/Parenting 1536 2234567890 22222 12/31/2012 Bobs Bait Jims Tackle 543.21
Kitchen Appliances 2553 3234567890 33333 11/11/1999 Ajax Acme 1000.99
I need to provide a subtotal based on Company Code, Cost Center and Account.
Since you're grouping on multiple rows, just create groups for each of these rows, but only display totals in a header or footer for the lowest level group.
For example, I've created a simplified Dataset based on yours:
I've created a Tablix and added groups for Cost Center and Account Number. However, I only included a group footer row for the Account Number group. In this footer I've added the summed Total Amount for the Cost Center / Account Number combination. It looks something like this in the designer:
The end result looks like this; it's displaying each individual row in the Dataset plus totals for each Cost Center / Account Number combination:
First, sorry for the title, but I couldn't think of a better one.
This is what I want to do.
I have a Tablix in SRSS 2008. The rows are employees. In it I have 2 columns:
TalkTime
HoldTime
Which are integers, and the value is in seconds.
I want to add a column in the Tablix with a Pie Chart (yes, little) in order to graphically show the proportion of TalkTime vs. HoldTime. I don't want any titles, legends, etc., but just a quick visual: if the talk time was 750 seconds and the hold time was 250 seconds it should show 3 quarters and 1 quarter in the pie, in blue and red, say. You get the point.
Thanks!!!
This can be done, but not in the Detail line.
If you want to add the chart to the detail line, add some grouping to the detail line (in such a way that the report still functions as before).
You can add the chart to a cell in the table, delete the tile and ledgend,add Talk time and hold time to the Values in chart data.