I have two tables in my rdlc report. First table contains 7 rows (all are header) which are bind to dataset1. The next table contain the Group header, Details and Footer section which are bind to dataset2. I want to repeat the first table header rows on each page in my report.
Please suggest me the correct solution as I have already tried the options like - "Repeat on New Page Option", "Keep Together" and "Fixed Header" properties, but nothing happened.
Regards,
Anki
To repeat rows with column headings for a table with row groups
*In Design view, select the table. The Grouping pane displays the row groups.
*On right side of the Grouping pane, click the down arrow, and then click Advanced. The Grouping pane displays static and dynamic tablix members for each group. You can only set properties on a static tablix member.
*In the Row Groups pane, click the static tablix member for the row that you want to repeat. When you select a static tablix member, the corresponding cell on the design surface is selected, if there is one. The Properties pane displays the properties for the selected tablix member.
*Set the KeepWithGroup property in the following way:
*For a static row that is above a group, click After.
*For a static row that is below a group, click Before.
*Set the RepeatOnNewPage property to True.
*Preview the report. If possible, the row repeats with the group on each vertical page that the row group spans.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/cc627566.aspx
Open the report in XML editor and
follow the steps mentioned in
https://stackoverflow.com/a/16845266/4117628
Open up the the RDLC file in the xml editor (right click on the file in VS and select "Open With.." and then "XML Editor")
Search for the entry <Tablix Name="your table name"> (if you have only one table you can omit this step)
Search for the entry (before the closing </tablix> for the table)
<TablixRowHierarchy> <TablixMembers>
In the first <TablixMember> node (if your headers are on the first row in the table) add the following entry <RepeatOnNewPage>true</RepeatOnNewPage>, so the entry will generally look like this:
<TablixMember>
<KeepWithGroup>After</KeepWithGroup>
<RepeatOnNewPage>true</RepeatOnNewPage>
</TablixMember>
on the groupings window you need to hit the little down arrow across from "Column Groups" and hit advanced view, select the static row that contains the header columns, the first one, and make sure repeatOnNewPage = true, KeepWithGroup - After
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I need a lab report that has several pages. Each test has a unique reference number and I would like it to appear in the header according to what I have on the page. At the moment I only see one reference number and it remains unchanged after switching to another page. See attached image.
If possible, I would like to get rid of the SampleNo column so that its value is only in the header
The easiest way to do this is to reference the the textbox in your tablix that contains the "Sample No.".
Click the textbox that you have highlighted in the tablix, show the properties window (F4 in Visual Studio - can't remember in Report Builder, I think View/Properties).
Find the Name property of the textbox, this is often the name of the field it contains but not always.
In the example below the textbox name is 'oYear`
Next, set the expression in your header to be something like
=FIRST(ReportItems!oYear.Value)
Change oYear to whatever textbox name in your tablix is.
ReportItems refers to the rendered object name so here we just get the first on each page.
Here the first two pages from a small sample of data which groups by year.
I have a simple report with a dataset( Patient id, programid, name, address, phone). In my report footer, I am trying to write a condition where the footer value shouldn't show up for specific program ids. But the report footer doesn't display the dataset fields. How do I write this condition for report footer?
Headers and Footers can't display fields from your datasets because the dataset is out of scope for the header and footer - it wouldn't know which row to display the field for.
However, you can use aggregate functions to specify a scope and the row and field; for example, to show the ProgramId field from the first row of a dataset, you can use the First function, specifying the scope of the dataset:
=First(Fields!ProgramId.Value, "MyDataset")
So you could do something like this for the Visibility-Hidden property of the footer:
=IIF(InStr("10090,116,10094,10083", First(Fields!ProgramId.Value, "MyDataset")) > 0, True, False)
The footer and header sections of an SSRS report cannot have dataset items.
You can use the ReportItems to refer to a text box that is on your page.
Create a text box on your page with the value that you need then refer to that text box with the expression in your footer.
=IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.Value = 4321, NOTHING, "Your Text Here")
MSDN: Report Items
we can use parameters in footers. you can have a parameter for the specific column and pass the value from code and use the parameter in footer expression like,
=Parameters!Param1.value
Page headers and footers can contain static content, but they are more commonly used to display varying content like page numbers or information about the contents of a page. To display variable data that is different on each page, you must use an expression.
If there is only one dataset defined in the report, you can add simple expressions such as [FieldName] to a page header or footer. Drag the field from the Report Data pane dataset field collection or the Built-in Fields collection to the page header or page footer. A text box with the appropriate expression is automatically added for you.
To calculate sums or other aggregates for values on the page, you can use aggregate expressions that specify ReportItems or the name of a dataset. The ReportItems collection is the collection of text boxes on each page after report rendering occurs. The dataset name must exist in the report definition.
For example, to hide or show a logo based on the value of the Customer Type in the dataset, create a Text Box called CustType in the report body, in that Text Box will be your CustomerType field. Then in the header or footer create another Text Box for your aggregate expression like so:
=ReportItems!CustType.Value = "Direct"
I have problem with SSRS 2008
My rdl file can be downloaded from: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qsvreevwfnb5n1w/rep10studentyearlyreport_new.rdl?dl=0
My problem is that even after I set Add a page break before for table of 'Student Enrichment Programme', when I export to pdf file, the content of Student Enrichment Programme doesn't start at new page. Please take a look at the picture belows:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i3jvdwmmhoaexa7/pdfFile.png?dl=0
try on the report on Tablix Properties
To add a page break to a data region
1 On the design surface, right-click the corner handle of data region and then click Tablix Properties.
2 On the General tab, under Page break options, select one of the following options:
- Add a page break before. Select this option when you want to add a page break before the table.
- Add a page break after. Select this option when you want to add a page break after the table.
- Fit table on one page if possible. Select this option when you want the data to stay on one page.
On the design surface, right-click the corner handle of data region and then click Tablix Properties.
After that On the General tab, under Page break options, select one of the following options
SET On Tablix Properties Under PageBreak Set Breaklocation = Start
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I want to remove/hide this row (in orange) from the grid, I don't know what this row mean.
Thanks.
I see that the auto filter row feature is enabled on you screenshot. This feature row allows data to be filtered on the fly - by typing text within a row.
To disable this feature set the GridOptionsView.ShowAutoFilterRow property to false.
You can also restrict this option from activating by end-user via hiding the "Show Auto Filter Row" check item within the Column Header Context Menu. To do this, just set the GridOptionsMenu.ShowAutoFilterRowItem property to false.
I'm trying to develop a calculator type from in InfoPath where the user will be asked to end weight,height, and age. I will then take those values and use them to look up other values that are based on that number. For example if the column headers are Gender, Age, Height, L, M, and S. I want to find the 'L,M,S' values associated with that height. All values in the case are different. So if height were 45, L=-1, M=1, S=2; if height were 50, L= -2, M= 5, S=3.
In excel you a Vlookup with the syntax of :
Dim A as double
Dim Height as double
height = txtHeight.Value
A = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(height, Range("C2:F652"), 2, False)
This would give you the "L" value for the row in which that height is located.
How can I do this in InfoPath? I have seen that are cascading queries you can do for dropdowns and comboboxes, but I want them to be able to type in a value, find a value on a SharePoint list based on that number and then return that number to another text box to use for my calculation.
If the values you want to look up are in a SharePoint list, then you need to create a data connection to that list. Make sure to include all the fields you need. Don't load the data connection at form load.
Let the user enter the height. Create a rule for the height field that fires when the field changes. Add an action that sets the query field for the secondary data source to the value of the height field, then query the data connection. Now the secondary data source contains the record with that height and the fields in the secondary data source contain the values. You can copy the values into text boxes on the canvas.
More details:
After you have set up a data connection to the Heights list, click the Heights field and add a rule by clicking New > Action.
Click the Add button and add an action to set a field's value.
Click the button next to the "Field" text box. If you don't see the top drop-down to select a different data source than the main data source, click the "Show Advanced View" link. Select the secondary data source for the Heights list, open the node for queryFields and the node below that and select the Height field.
Click the fx button next to the "Value" text box, then click "Insert Field or Group" and select the "height" field of the main data source.
OK out of all dialogs.
Add another rule to query for data.
Select the secondary data source to the Heights list.
Add another rule to set a field's value. For "Field" select the main data source field into which you want to copy the looked up value. For "Value" select the secondary data source and drill into the dataFields node until you see the field names. Select the desired field and OK out of all dialogs.
The rules panel should now look similar to this, but with your column names.
Test the form. Enter a valid height into the height field and click out of the field. The corresponding value from the height list will be written into the textbox. The screenshot shows the SharePoint list in the background with the item for heigt "66" highlighted. The value returned to the InfoPath text box "getV1" is from the "V1" field of the SharePoint list.
Hope that makes it clearer.