My end goal is only showing a field if the row is the last of a GROUP.
I think that I can accomplish this by saying if the row number is the last of the group, show the row. How do I specify that in the visibility expression?
Currently I am trying this:
=IIF((RowNumber("LINE_No") = Count("LINE_NO)), True, False)
I know I'm off. What I have is 3 LINE_NOs corresponding to different groups. So I want the field to show at the last line of each group, I just can't distinguish it. Let me know if you need more pictures or context.
Really, I just don't know how to define that group, as opposed to the entire data set.
I don't know why you are stuck with this requeriment, seeing this and another related questions you posted this is what a I get you need.
I've recreated your scenario using this dataset:
I've added a tablix with these data arrangement.
It will produce the note at the very end of every Line group.
Let me know if this helps you.
Related
Basically I'd like to from this :
What I have
To this :
What I Want
Case in Orange are data that I pick up with an sql request while "This e-learning phase..." is just a plain text.
Does anybody knows how to do that ?
You could add a Parent Row Group and Group by the Information field.
Unfortunately, this would place the Information on the Left side of the table. Fortunately, there is a Layout Direction property for the table that can be switched from LTR to RTL so that the table is created from Right to Left instead of the default Left to Right.
This way the grouped information field on the right would only have one cell while there may be multiple Activities.
I'm not sure you'll be able to do this exactly how you want. This is because you cannot add rowgroup columns after non-grouped columns.
The only way you could get close is to not show the text if it's not the first row in the dataset (or rowgroup if the report is grouped somewhere)
You could use something like this in the Value expression.
=IIF(
ROWNUMBER("myDataSet_Namehere") =1,
"This e-learning phase must be completed before the start of the classroom part indicated below.",
Nothing
)
You could use a similar check to then set the vertical alignment property.
It looks like this...
The other option would be to move the test to the top of the table on it's own row in above the column headers, it would probably look neater..
Or you can wait for somebody else to come up with a better solution :)
I have a report where the end user has an input section strictly for in person use. It is a row where they choose "yes" or "no", basically. The issue is that this section is based per group. So, for example, each group is a sales order, that order may have many pages, this "yes/no" section requirement is to only show on the first page of each group.
Note, I have tried to used the Previous function to hide the row, using a field a field from the header section, no luck there. I'm not a programmer by trade and more over don't have experience in VBA
I have exhausted my searches on Google and it doesn't seem like anyone has done this before. It may not be possible because in the row the fields are static texts and aren't referenced from a real dataset.
Appreciate any input or work around that could work, or solidify the fact this isn't possible in SSRS
Trying to run an iif expression to see if something is the last row, then to display a field. However, it isn't working correctly, because I need to check if it is the last row a specific order. The dataset has information for several orders.
The Last() function sounds like exactly what you want. However, for it to work the way you want, you need to have a sort order applied to the scope you're looking at. For example, the Detail group of your tablix control.
Last() is documented here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd283113(v=sql.105).aspx
A sample expression might be:
=Iif(Last(myData.OrderId.Value) = myData.OrderId.Value, True, False)
Let me explain my problem,
in Pentaho Report Designer I want to build such a report, where I have one data set, i.e. one request to database
SELECT code, name FROM EMPLOYEES
and show result of this request not in the form of list, but put every result in appropriate place. i.e. like in below picture
Where field "code" is unique, just one result can be put into red label in picture.
How can I do this in Pentaho Report Designer?
I can solve this problem by creating 3 data set, for each of caption. But what if captions like this will be much more, creating requests for each of this caption will not be so effective.
Hope I could explain my question.
I don't know if I got it right, but If you want to use the values returned by your query, you could create a new formula called "your_formula":
=MULTIVALUEQUERY("name_of_your_query")
This will give you an array with the result of the query. Then you could use another formula to get the 1st result of the array. For example:
=ARRAYLEFT([your_formula])
and get the first result of your query. This way let you use your_formula as parameter. This means you can drag and drop it on your report and use it.
I hope it helps.
Regards,
Tatan.
Is it possible to generated a "Print When Expression" that detects the last element in an XML datasource file?
Basically I have a report with a column break inserted after a sub-report in a detail band so I can clearly define new pages for the beginning of a new record. But it always leaves me with a blank last page. So I am hoping that I can prevent this if I have a print when condition that prevents the column break if it is the last record element in the XML datasource.
Is this even possible?
The problem is that you don't know it's the last element until after you look for the next element. I don't think there is a simple way.
In principle it should be fine to do something like this:
Create a super-report around the entire report. Run the same query in the super-report. Count the rows. Then pass the number of rows to the original report (which is now a subreport) and re-run the query again. Clearly, running the query twice is another drawback.
If the data source were SQL, then I would suggest modifying the SQL to return the number of rows as part of the result set. But for non-SQL data sources, you need some way of knowing the number of rows (well... some way of identifying the last row) before you reach the last row.
Many years late...
if you sure your datasource is a JRBeanCollectionDataSource, you could use:
$V{REPORT_COUNT} == ((net.sf.jasperreports.engine.data.JRBeanCollectionDataSource)ORIGINAL_DATA_SOURCE( )).getData().size()