I have a PivotTable in compact form layout (default layout) with multiple row area fields. This results in multiple grouping levels with buttons to collapse or expand rows.
I want to modify a cell depending on the grouping level the row is in.
How can I check in which row the cell is in?
The only idea I had so far was to check the value of the leftmost cell in the corresponding row and compare it with each item from each rowField.
But I guess there is a smarter way?
It took me a while. But at the end I just needed PivotCell.RowItems.Count
Depending on the Count result I can new manipulate the cell.
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I have a Excel sheet, which includes many groups and subgroups. Each subgroup has their own subtotal. And as long as I can't know how many lines users will require for the subgroups, I only left 3 rows blank for each subgroup and created a button which triggers Automatically Copy and Insert Copied Row macro.
Now I need to avoid users to trigger the button while they are on the First and the Last row of any subgroup. (If you copy and insert first row, subtotal formula doesn't recognise the new added line because it will be out of the range and Last row has another specific formulas which I don't want users to copy above)
I've been searching SO and the other Excel blogs for a long time but because of my list is very dynamic and have many different subtotals none of them was suitable to my case.
How can I define all of the first and last rows of my different subtotal ranges (and maybe their Title's rows) to avoid them being copied and then inserted above?
I can imagine 2 ways to do this. When the "New Row" button is pressed check if the current row is a headline/subheadline whatever …
by checking its format (eg specific background color etc).
If Not Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A" & iRow).Interior.Color = 15004911 Then
'copy that row
End If
or by using an extra helper column that specifies the rows as header rows or non copyable rows. If you don't want the helper column to be seen you can hide it.
If Not Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("X" & iRow).Value = "Header" Then
'copy that row
End If
'where X is the helper column
And if it is a headline row then deny the copy process.
One way that doesn't involve programming have your sum range extend into rows that won't change. So you could start the subtotal in the header row (assuming there is no content in the relevant cell in that row). Another way is to have a hidden row at the top and bottom of each sum range and that is included in the sum range. So you would sum rows 10 to 14, but 10 and 14 would be hidden (and empty) and the user would just get shown rows 11, 12 and 13. Adding a new row would push the hidden rows down and extend the subtotal.
Another way is to use the indirect function.
Say your formula was
=SUBTOTAL(9,H7:H10)
If you use indirect for the lower bound, it will always refer to the cell immediately above, regardless of how many rows are added in between.
=SUBTOTAL(9,H7:INDIRECT("H"&ROW()-1))
And taking it one step further, use the upper title row as the anchor to always add up the gap between the title and the subtotal.
=SUBTOTAL(9,INDIRECT("H"&ROW(H6)+1):INDIRECT("H"&ROW()-1))
I have a datagridview that is only two or three rows long. It has 7 text columns, one for each day of the week (Monday - Sunday). I'm creating a scheduler, so basically on the left side I have added text to the row headers to assign to it. I.e. Enabled (let's say for Tuesday), start time and end time. This allows the user to schedule as need be.
Here's a picture of it right now:
What I want to do is possibly change the enabled row, or the start/end time to a particular type. So the enabled will be a checkbox and the start/end times will be drop down menus instead of these text boxes.
My question is, what's the "best" way to add a row of a certain type? Obviously columns are done easily, but is there a common method for a row type other than looping through and adding individual cells of that type to the datagridview?
The type of each cell can only be pre-determined by the column, not the row. As a result, you're going to have to add each cell individually. You can actually put a cell of any type anywhere you want. You simply create a cell of the desired type and assign it to the Item property of the grid, e.g.
myDataGridView(columnIndex, rowIndex) = newCell
You will simply have to use a For loop to do that for each valid column index with a single row index. Note that you'll have to create a new cell for each column, not reuse the same one.
I am trying to sort data based upon either color (RGB(186,200,8)) or value ("AMP") within a cell. That part is easy but the problem comes when I want to look for the same value/color in multiple columns (it can occur up to four times) and put the ones with all for equal to the value at the top and then three values next and on down to no match.
I'm not sure how to go about, I think a for loop and/or else would work but I can't come up with one. Any suggestions?
My suggestion would be to calculate "hit" value for the row and based on that you could do the sort easily. For instance if you have two matches on the row value for that row = 2 etc. after each row validated just sort by the value and clean the data.
I am trying to set the alignment of a specific cell in a row/column to be right aligned. However I do not want to set the whole row, or whole column to right aligned. Is it possible to set the cell only? From what I've seen online I'm starting to think it isn't possible.
You would need to hook up to the RowDataBound event. This fires as each row is databound. Check that the row is a data row (as opposed to a header or footer). Then check the value in the column you are interested in. If the value meets your criteria for right justification then apply that to the column in question.
Note if you are using AlternateItemTemplate then check both Item rows and AlternateItem rows.
I've used this method to say change the backround colour of values that fall outside a range.
Based on several report parameters in SQL Server 2005 reporting services, I would like to automatically generate one or several chart(s) for each row in the return result and paginate or space them out. How do I go about that?
If the number of charts will vary for each row, but the variations are known (e.g. it's either just chart 1, or chart 1 and 3, or charts 1 2 and 3) then it's simple enough using a table.
In the default detail row add any normal fields you need. Now insert a new detail row for each chart you might need. Lastly set the visibility of each chart row based on your rules, noting that the rule will hide the row if your expression evaluates to true. Make sure you select the row using the area to the left of the left-most cell, if you got it right you'll see that it's a row in the properties grid.
To get the layout you want you can merge cells for the charts to go in, or use a single cell and put a Rectangle in it, then in the Rectangle lay out your other controls.
Any rows that are hidden will be collapsed, so you wont get big empty sections like you can if you simply toggle the visibility of the charts themselves.
What you can do is place a List control on the page, set List grouping by record unique key (ID, or several fields if composite), and place a charts on the List. Next, set items visibility expressions to control it with report parameters.