I need to create a SSRS report like
And I have table with 3 columns
DeveloperName,TimeWorked, Date
How can I create the report and what would be sql query to fetch data? I am not asking for complete SQL query I just need some hints.
You can use Matrix (instead of tab-lix) to generate dynamic columns. There is no changes required in your sql query for matrix report (its just a list of DeveloperName,TimeWorked, Date) , but the Matrix control in the SSRS will handle all this. You can refer the below inks
http://ssrstutorials.blogspot.in/2012/10/lesson-15-ssrs-matrix-reports.html
or
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd207149.aspx
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My issue is similar to this one Multiple data types in a Power BI matrix but I've got a bit of a different setup that's throwing everything off.
What I'm trying to do is create a matrix table with several metrics that are categorized as Current (raw data values) and Prior (year over year percent growth/decline). I've created some dummy data in Excel to get the format the way I want it in PowerBI (see below):
Desired Format
As you can see the Current values are coming in as integers and the Prior % numbers as percentages which is exactly what I want; however, I was able to accomplish this through a custom column with the following formula:
Revenue2 = IF(Scorecard2[Current_Prior] = "Current", FORMAT(FIXED(Scorecard2[Revenue],0), "$#,###"), FORMAT(Scorecard2[Revenue], "Percent"))
The problem is that the data comes from a SQL query and you can't use the FORMAT() function in DirectQuery. Is there a way I can have two different datatypes in the same column of data? See below for how the SQL data comes into PowerBI (I can change this if need be):
SQL
Create 2 separate measures, one for the Current second for Prior, and format these measures.
Probably you can also use a case in SQL query to format your data to bring it as STRING.
What I wound up doing was reformatting the SQL code to look like this:
Solution
That way Current/Prior are have two separate values and the "metric" is categorical.
I got the idea from this post:
Simple way to transpose columns and rows in SQL?
I'm attempting to add a field to an SSRS report based on 2 other displayed fields.
I'm using a matrix report
Field One is a Count of Account numbers
the Second Field is an Order Amount
My Attempt
New_field=(Sum(Amount))/(Count(Account))
What is the best way to do this in SSRS. Because one cannot have Aggregate functions in SSRS.
A second and related issue is Percent increases. What would be the best way to generate Percent differences in a new column.
Notes:
1. The report is fueled using a SQL Stored Procedure.
2. Graphical Display vs tabular are acceptable
Thanks
You can simply put your formula in query and give it an ALIAS. I've also use CASE statement to catch the error when Count(Account)=0.
SELECT
CASE WHEN Count(Account)=0 THEN (Sum(Amount))/(Count(Account)) END AS New_field
FROM TableName
I am creating a report to display values from scalar valued database function.
It is my intention that the report look like this having each of these values be discrete and not come from a single query. The labels are for display purposes. I am thinking of using a matrix control but that seems to work with aggregates.
I want to create a report where my report's fields should change according to my input parameter values.
For example, if I select 2 months, there should be 2 fields in result, having month wise calculation. If I select 3 weeks, there should be 3 fields each for each weeks calculation instead of the 2 months field.
How do I achieve this?
I'm still a beginner at SSRS, but I've heard of a few ways to handle this:
To a certain extent, you're really talking about separate queries, depending on the parameters. So, use a dynamic query (build the query up as a string expression). The simplest way I saw was to use IIF in the expression to choose one or the other stored procedure based on the parameter values.
To the extent that it's pretty much the same query, but you want different columns visible, then you can tie the visibility of the columns to an expression based on the parameter values.
If too much of the structure of the report differs based on the parameters, then you can use multiple reports. Have one front-end report that calls on one of the other reports based on the parameter values, passing the parameter values to the other report.
I hope that helps. If you've already figured out a solution, then please tell me!
Whats the best way to bind variable column names to a report field in Access when using a crosstab query?
This page has an exhaustive example of setting up a dynamic column ("crosstab"-type) report in Access.
http://www.blueclaw-db.com/report_dynamic_crosstab_field.htm
(From google search: access transform query report)
The best article I found for binding columns from a crosstab query to a report is from ewbi.develops's notes.
Specifically,
PARAMETERS foryear Short;
TRANSFORM Sum(mytable.amount) AS total
SELECT mytable.project
FROM mytable
WHERE mytable.year In ([foryear],[foryear]+1)
GROUP BY mytable.project
PIVOT IIf(mytable.year=[foryear],"thisyear","nextyear") IN ("thisyear", "nextyear");
This only displays two columns that can be bound as needed.