I am developing SSRS reports. For example, I have a value "PageBreak" in one of
the column called "HeaderDescp". Wherever i find a value "PageBreak" in the column HeaderDescp, Report has to go to next page. If there is no page break found it should fit into the page itself.
Thanks
WHERE TO TRY THE BELOW Code? SHOULD I CREATE A GROUP ?
=IIF(Parameters!PageBreak.Value,Fields!MyField.Value,"")
Try this one.create a boolean parameter and give it default value(optional)
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I have a report that opens from like 7 different forms, and I wanted it to show a bit different from each one (not by much, just 1 column).
Is there a way that the report can show different columns from each form or do I have to create the same report 7 times?
To achieve this I would make use of the OpenArgs Property.
Use VBA to pass value through this property to the report. For each different button i would pass a different value Ex. ("ThisLocation", "ThisOtherLocation", "ThisRandomPlace", etc). Then based on the value that is passed in, I would create hidden expression for the columns you don't want to show on "said version";
This solution will create the allusion of 7 different reports, but be One that shows data based upon a value you pass undeneath that the user will never see or have to enter. See below for more information on the OpenArgs Property.
https://www.fmsinc.com/microsoftaccess/Forms/openargs/index.htm
As an alternative to Chance Finley's answer, I suggest passing the values in a multidimensional public array. Making it public enables passing the array within multiple userforms.
Each time you want to show different information in the report, you can overwrite it with the information in the array.
Here you can see how a public array is created:
VBA Public Array : how to?
Best regards
I am trying to use this custom code in SSRS
public function ColorScaleRYG(value, minValue, maxValue) as string
in a custom code in ssrs
and then in a Fill expression
=Code.ColorScaleRYG(Sum(Fields!SalesAmount.Value), 0, 100000)
which should break my values in a group and assign shades of colors from red(0) to green(max valer).
But for some reason nothing happens/
What am I missing?
I need something like that:
I wont be able to give you the specific answer as it is with your code, however this is how I go about it.
In Design Mode I Right click the required Cell and Select "Text Box Properties.
I then go to the Fill Tab and click on the expression button next to Fill Color.
I then User something like the following code
=IIF(Fields!Total_Eligible.Value>100,"MidnightBlue","Silver")
You should be able to Stack this IIF Commands.
It is just a matter of changing the Fields! field to the approriate variable and then the conditions.
This Returns the following Values
Hope this Helps.
Post Note - Probably dont use these colors as they aren't easy to read , I just grabbed two at random off an existing report to demonstrate.
I have a query that give me this results:
Barcode
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512364
012474
111457
And I need to print each result in a new page.
Why don´t you use CHR(12) to to do it?
It´s a hardcode for PAGE-FEED.
I solve my problem at this way:
It is not necessary to create a
separate XRBarcode control manually in code for each data row.
To accomplish this task, bind your report to your SQL query, put the
XRBarcode control into the report's Detail band, and bind the
XRBarcode.Text property to the "Barcode" field. After that, set the
Detail band's PageBreak property to the 'AfterBand' value so each new
BarCode would start on a new page.
I'm trying to show / hide fields in a Pentaho report based upon user input.
For example, I would like to offer a checkbox to the user saying "Show Product Count" -- if the box is unchecked, it will not include that column in the report.
Is there a way to do this in Pentaho Report Designer, perhaps using Parameters?
Thanks for the help -Monica
Yes, you have half the answer. Have a Yes/No Parameter "ShowProductCount"
Then on the conditional fields, go to the visible property, click the + formula icon and enter:
=IF([ShowProductCount]="Yes"; TRUE(); FALSE())
Simple! :)
There is more to this that the above answer. For example, if you don't want a field to show on the report, you pass the value mentioned above by Codek but the field will not show but the space for it will. The field has to be in a BAND and the band layout has to be set to ROW. Also, on the field you want to not display or display based on user selection, you have to set that field's style properties under size & position - invisible-consumes-space = false.
So I am running into the problem where my report header is being displayed on every page, but I only want to display it on the first page. The solution that people on this forum have given is to just put the header in the main content. The problem with this is that my header shows the page number + total pages (i.e. Page 1 of 3 pages). I cannot move my header to the body because I will lose access the page numbers. For some reason, Report Builder will only allow you to have access to the page numbers via the header. Does anyone have any solution to this problem?
Write an expression to hide the textboxes that hold the header information.
The expression would look like this:
=iif(Globals!PageNumber = 1, FALSE, TRUE)
To get to the expression property:
right-click text box >> text box properties >> visibility >> select "Show or hide based on expression" >> insert expression above
cheers
I had the same issue, where I only wanted the header to show on the first page. The solution I came up with was to stick all of my objects from the header into a rectangle, so it was now acting as a container. I then placed that container into the body. In the report properties, in the code section, I borrowed from this post Access Page number in report body In SSRS to create functions, which would allow me to pull the page numbers into the body section. Then in my rectangle/container, I set the visibility property to =code.PageNumber>1. I hope this helps!
I did this, just to make it easier the two functions you want to add to the Report that were linked above are,...
Function PageNumber() As String
Return Me.Report.Globals!PageNumber
End Function
Function TotalPages() As String
Return Me.Report.Globals!TotalPages
End Function