I have a tablix which has two columns Projects and Sale, I'm trying color the background of the textbox for Totals for Sales columns as Red if any one of the rows has their background color as Red. Is this possible using SSRS expressions ?
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I'm using Datatables, and I'd like to alter the background color of the updated grid to either green or red without erasing the table.
I wanted to color the complete row based on some criteria. My query looks like this:
select QUIZ_ID,
QUIZ_NAME,
QUIZ_TOTAL_SCORE,
QUIZ_MINIMUM_SCORE,
START_DATE,
END_DATE,
ACTIVE_FLAG
from QUIZ;
When the ACTIVE_FLAG value = 'Y' then I want the row to be colored. I have used a technique which I found somewhere but it is not what I am looking for. It has colored the text not complete cell (shown below). But I want complete cell to be colored.
If you are using an Interactive Report instead of classic report, you have that ability via the "Actions" button/menu, "Format" option, "Highlight" option, where you can enter your criteria and what colors you want for foreground (text), and background, and whether to highlight the cell or whole row.
Don't know if this is possible (or it's really tedious to do it) but I was wondering if there is a way in Visual Studio to have a variety of different background colors and font colors for particular rows in a VS report?
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Here is just a sample report table I currently have that is generating a whole bunch of rows using a query.
In any case, right now it just has the colored title head and just rows of white background and black text.
What I would like to see in the output rows is the ability to - say - if the ChartID = 1 then all the background colors for that ChartID will be yellow with red text
And if I have a ChartID=2, some other colors will be selected, etc.
Is there anyway that I could do this?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms156400(v=sql.90).aspx
This is actually exactly what I needed
Does anyone know if there are rules dictating the order of the rendering of formatting of the borders of cells in a grouped tablix report?
I have a group - the formatting of the cells is behaving unpredictably and I'm guessing that there is an order that RS applies to it's formatting i.e if I've highlighted the whole group row and applied formatting X it will be applied either before or after the formatting I've applied on a single cell of that row?
Its parent -> child.
If you want an fixed width of 5in for example, you set it on the parent and its children will arrange themselves on those 5in.
I am generating a BIRT report as shown by image embedded, I am grouping by custmeer such as ACM , AFL etc ...
As you can see I use background alternative color as blue and white, to achieve this I simply use the highlight tab of detail row as(row["__rownum"] % 2 Equal to 0).
now , if I move into more complexity such as different color combination for different groups e.g for group(customer in this case) yellow-white, for group2 red-white etc....
I am using this.getStyle().backgroundColor ='color', but the problem lies into selecting the individual groups, may be some sort of in condition would do the trick, but I am lost
The simplest way to set a row's background colour in BIRT is by adding conditions to the list in the Highlight tab within the Property Editor for the row. It looks as though you have already done this to set alternative lines to blue - by adding extra conditions with additional colours, you can set the background accordingly. This method is most useful where only a small number of colours are required, since you have to set up a different condition for each colour.
Where a larger selection of colours is likely to be required, it would make more sense to do conditional formatting within an event script - you can find an example here.
EDIT: Adding a running group count in BIRT:
Add an aggregation item to your table - you can do this by dragging an aggregation item from the Quick Tools section of the Palette, for example.
In the Aggregation Builder dialog, set the Function to be COUNT, the expression to be 1 and the Aggregate On to be the group you want to count (eg. Customer)
Insert a second aggregation item with the Function set to be RUNNINGCOUNT, the expression to be 1/row[first aggregation name] and the Aggregate On to be Table.
The second aggregation item will be a running count of the groups in the report.