Good day, I'm working with matrix for rdlc report. I'm trying to use "previous" function of rdlc in the matrix but it is not working because it is not supported by matrix tool. Does anyone know how can I achieve this result from matrix?
=IIF(Fields!CheckinCount.Value > 0,Fields!CheckinCount.Value,previous(Fields!CheckinCount.Value))
It appears it's not possible.
"Not supported in chart or matrix data regions."
Source: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms251678(v=vs.90).aspx
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Basically, I am trying to re-create Excels SUMIF function within the custom code section of SSRS. I have data that started coming in later than the majority of my data, and I want to perform a sum only if the data is available.
Please see the image attached:
Sample Data
I have tried many versions of a public function and I am still getting the #Error result.
Anyone have any ideas?
It looks like my issue was that I was missing CINT() for the field values. I added them and it seems to be working fine.
In your Numerator sum field, try this.
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=Sum(IIF(Fields!Denominator.Value = "", 0, Fields!Numerator.Value))
I'm trying to fix a RDLC report chart to show only integer intervals in Y axis (values axis).
The problem is, as soon as values get small, like [1, 2, 4, ...], the axis intervals starts showing decimal values between the whole ones (i.e. it goes [0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, etc.]). Values them selves are calculated as count(x), so it always is an integer value. How can I remove the decimal intervals in the values axis labels?
The report is defined and edited through Visual Studio 2012 native report editor tool and/or XML definition. So I would love to see how it can be changed through that tool or straight up XML properties.
I have found that it is possible to right-click the axis and assign properties to it. But in the end, it seems it isn't possible to achieve what I need through these tools, while keeping the intervals relative to the maximum value. I would have to count the interval externally in the code and pass it as a parameter. Otherwise - no matter what, as soon as the numbers get small enough (with max value at ~ 3-5), the decimals appear.
I am Working In VB.Net net Crystal Report, In that I need to sum a column values (integer)and display in the formula field . the problem is when the sum exceeds 10000 it shows like #### ,I Tried Format option in property but its not working , please somebody help me ...
It is not the problem with formatting.
Increase the size of the filed which you are using to display the value, then it will show the value.
Simply other option is you can set true "Can Grow" property of object. This will automatically expand if minimum width is exceed.
http://www.allaboutreports.com/index.php/tag/can-grow/
http://docs.imis.com/15.2/index.htm#!tipsandtrickscrystalreports.htm
I am using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel to create a chart. Some of my series in chart series collection are logarithmic, so I want to get hold of axis related a particular series, to set scale type to logarithmic.
Here is a way you could do it:
xlAxisValue = CType(xlChart.Axes(, Excel.XlAxisGroup.xlPrimary), Excel.Axes)
xlAxisValue.Item(Excel.XlAxisType.xlValue).ScaleType = Excel.XlScaleType.xlScaleLogarithmic
It is a generic example, if it is not working plese post your code.
I am getting a value from stored procedure (ex:the value is 84.56). In RDLC file I have choose P2 format for that cell . (it will show like 84.56%)
But I have to show like 85%.(ex:if the value is 84.32 then 84%).
How can I do this? Which format should I apply to the cell?
Regards,
N.SRIRAM
Im having trouble to do this my self as well in a tablix, but I found this code, I think it may help
=iif(Fields!field.Value >= 85 , "PaleGreen", "White")
Put that in the color dialog, in the fx section.
hope it helps