When I use following code it's showing invalid column. Column index is correct.
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I have called oMatrix in main form and matrix of different tab but of same form is needed whose matrix id is different
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I have two fields on a form. Field 1 is auto number field named 5sID. Field 2 is a lookup field named 5sType.
When I open the VBA code for both the oncurrent and on open, I try to reference either field with a "Me.5sID" or "Me.5sType". In either case when I type in the "Me." the auto list shows the other eight fields in the table, but not these two.
I have used this for years on both datasheets or continuous forms. There are only the two fields on the form and they were selected from the table field list in the design view.
If I change the name on the Other tab of the property options, the fields then appear.
I have now rebuilt the table and the form, I have created a database and linked to the same table and still get the same results.
If I add another short text field it shows up when I type "Me." in VBA, but any other type of field does not show up.
Naming an identifier with a number as first character is a bad idea! Always start with a letter!
On Access 2013 that creates a compile error as the compiler expects a=as he interprets.5as a decimal-number.
That worked for you on older versions? Hard to believe!
As workaround use square-brackets like on identifiers containing spaces or other crap.
Me.[5sID]
or turn onShow hidden Elementsin Object-Browser , what fixes Inteli-Sense and creates automatic brackets. Seems like this is a way to create hidden members ;)
I have created a list which contains records/list items more than the list view threshold which is 5000.
I have also created a site column (as lookup) which points to a column in this parent list.
I have added this site column to a library. And I uploaded a document. But when I edit the properties of the document, I could not update value for this lookup column. The error is showing as:
This is a lookup column that displays data from another list that currently exceeds the List View Threshold defined by the administrator (5000).”
So I have indexed this column in the parent list. from list settings -> indexed columns -> add a column
But still I'm getting this error.
The details of column in parent list is given below:
Type: Single Line of Text & Not Unique
As a workaround, we can use SPAutocomplete of SPServices library/REST API to avoid List View Threshold issue. Check the articles below.
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Is it possible for me to include a sub report in a tablix row that is grouped by an ID and pass that ID into the sub-report to be ran? Basically, the sub-report would return data from a second dataset based off of the ID that is being used in the grouping of the main tablix?
My main tablix has 4 rows that are grouped together by an ID where i create a few graphs from a main dataset. My second dataset returns simulations that can contain hundreds of rows per ID, which is why I don't want to do this in a join statement because it is extremely ineffecient. I want to add a tablix to row 5 within my main tablix and display the results from dataset2, but only have it run within the current group of Tablix1.
Dataset1 would be similar to this with a unique iGoalID for each group in the main tablix.
Dataset2 would look like this;
I'd like to be able to loop through DataSet2 and display the data, but only grouped by the main tablix iGoalID equaling dataset2's iGoalID
You have to build the subreport as a separate report .rdl and build it to accept a parameter of the ID. You will then pass the ID parameter to the subreport once it's added to the parent report. Once the sub is built, tested, and saved...add it to your main report using Insert-> Subreport on the main tab. You should be able to select the cell on the design view where you want the subreport to be and insert the subreport there.
To specify parameters to pass to a subreport
In Design view, right-click the subreport and then click Subreport
Properties.
In the Subreport Properties dialog box, click
Parameters. Click Add. A new row is added to the parameter grid.
In the Name text box, type the name of a parameter in the subreport or
choose it from the list box. This name must match a report
parameter, not a query parameter, in the subreport.
In the Value list box, type or select a value to pass to the subreport. This
value can be static text or an expression that references a field or
other object in the main report.
Step 1: Add new report and fill the data using dataset(Ex Report Name :: SubReport)
Step 2: Create another New Report and fill the data using dataset(Ex Report Name :: Main_Report)
Step 3: Now which row cell you want using subreport, select that cell and right click ---> go to insert --> Add the sub report in particular cell.
Step 4: Then right click on that cell and go to ---> Subreport properties and select which report(Subreport name) is using in drop-down .Don't use other properties and now see preview the main report.
Step 5: Now you can see full report data in assigned columns.
Step 6: But you are use parameter based on primary key that time you have to keeping mind an one think .Which parameter name passing to subreport the same name only using main report parameter. This parameter should have reference column into main and sub reports.
Step 7: Try this if have any doubt reply me i will clear on this.
Basically, I have a combo box that I'm using to select a record. That combo box then populates several textbox's that are found on my form based on the ID. See the two images:
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I'd like the combo box to show the first two columns in my query, which consists of 16 fields. The Abbreviation and the Name, to be exact. However, I found that if I hid the fields in the query or if I limited the column count of the combo box so it only displays the two, it actually culled the data so that the textbox's would not find it (thus be blank).
My question is, how can I just show the first two columns of the combo box yet still use it's ID to reference all sixteen?
Query
SELECT Tradeshows.tradeShowAppreviation,
Tradeshows.tradeShowName, Tradeshows.tradeShowID,
Tradeshows.tradeShowWebsite, Tradeshows.tradeShowLocation,
Tradeshows.tradeShowDateStart, Tradeshows.tradeShowDateEnd,
Tradeshows.tradeShowBoothSize, Tradeshows.tradeShowShipDate,
Tradeshows.tradeShowAudience, Tradeshows.tradeShowFocus,
Tradeshows.tradeShowMailer, Tradeshows.tradeShowDoorDrop,
Tradeshows.tradeShowProductFocus, Tradeshows.tradeShowAttendees,
Tradeshows.tradeShowMembers, Tradeshows.tradeShowMemberships
FROM Tradeshows;
Do not change the column count, change the column widths.
Column width: 0cm;2cm;1cm;0cm
And so on.
it should not be difficult to only select the relevant columns. You could post the Row Source property of your combo.
It seems to me that you should be binding you table to the data source TradeShows and using the wizard to create a combobox that finds record.
You can do this by selecting the table Tradeshows and choosing either create form or form. You will now have a form with the RecordSource property set to TradeShows. Next, choose to add a combobox to the form, ensuring that you have selected the wizard (the magic wand button is highlighted). You will be given the option to "Find a record on my form based on the value I select in my combobox". You can choose this and step through the wizard. When you get to the step where you choose fields, make sure you choose the TradeShowID first, and then the name and / or abbreviation. If TradeShowID is the primary key, as it should be, the column will be automatically hidden in the next step, which will show the fields selected.
The result of these actions will be a combobox with the following properties:
Row Source : SELECT [Tradeshows].[tradeShowID], [Tradeshows].[tradeShowName],
[Tradeshows].[tradeShowAppreviation] FROM [Tradeshows];
Bound Column : 1
Column Count : 3
Column Widths : 0cm;2.54cm;2.54cm
You will also have [Embedded Macro] in the After Update event (2010 and possible 2007) or [Event Procedure] for earlier versions. The wizard code is pretty poor, but that is another days work.
If you still wish to do all the work of setting each control to the (possibly changing) column order, you can follow a similar lay out for the combo, setting counts and widths appropriately.
The stored procedure mapped to a report query builder returns values dynamically mean to say once 8 columns and sometimes 6 columns. My question is how to name the header for the extra added columns?
For each dynamic column, right-click the column header and choose properties. In the properties pane, under the Visibility section, click the down arrow beside Hidden and choose <Expression...>. Paste in the following and change the the field name to match your database.
=IIf(Fields!name.Value Is Nothing, True, False)
When you run the report, if the values in the dynamic columns are NULL, the column will be hidden. If it contains non-null values, the columns will be displayed.
One Important thing to remember: When we are binding a dynamic dataset, SSRS dont have capability to detect the Fields present in the dataset. For this we need to specify the all possible fields in the Dataset, To do this follow the steps:
Goto Data tab in the report and open the dataset which returns
dynamic columns
Click on the … button besides the dataset to edit the dataset
A pop-up window for dataset will appear, in that window go to Fields
tab
There we have to write all possible fields in the Dataset
Click OK and Preview your report
Have you tried doing a COALESCE in your sp, where you always get back those 2 "dynamic" columns? Something like COALESCE(sp.YourColumn, NULL). Then you would be able to create an expression in the report and have it hide that column when NULL or a blank is returned. Maybe something like for the Visbility = IIF(Fields!DynamicField1.Value is Nothing, False, True).
Tweak your stored procedure so that you always return 8 columns. Simply return NULL in the two dynamic columns if you don't want them in the report.
For each dynamic column, right-click the column header and choose properties. In the properties pane, under the Visibility section, click the down arrow beside Hidden and choose <Expression...>. Paste in the following and change the the field name to match your database.
=IIf(Fields!name.Value Is Nothing, True, False)
When you run the report, if the values in the dynamic columns are NULL, the column will be hidden. If it contains non-null values, the columns will be displayed.
Good luck, and welcome to the site!