I've got several reports, all are copied from an original RDLC i got "working"
I noticed today that all of them only show 2 rows of data, even when more than 2 rows are returned.
My totals are correct, for all the rows, so clearly rows are getting to the Report Viewer
as the totall are calculated there using expressions.
Can anyone give me any hints as to what might be causing this issues?
I'd greatly appreicate it.
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Figured it out.
the expression to do row Coloring was also put on the groups for the table.
(click on table, rt click on details (the one wtih three hz lines)
edit group. it was there.
I removed it and it fixed the issue.
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I have issue in SSRS where I have a report for some indicators, but
underneath some of the indicators I want to display detailed info rows for that indicator. Because of that I used toggle option so I don't see rows of detailed info rows unless I need them. And everything is on this one page which is ok.
But issue comes in a case where there is almost 2000 rows for detailed info for certain indicator and when I expand tablix I don't see all the data but only 1400 rows for example and don't see anything what was after that tablix in the report.
When I try to display data without toggling option there is about 50+ pages instead of only 2 (I think SSRS want's all tablix's content to be on 1 page which in this case can't be done and everything else on the rest).
Is there a solution for this?
I tired grouping of data and putting option page break after new group but no luck.
This is a cross-post from the PowerBI forum:
I'm new to Power Query (Desktop) having previously only used it within Excel.
I have an SQL query source that returns the following data when viewed in the Power Query Editor:
yet in my report I get the following values for the Cabinet_DocID and Editor_ID:
I'm at a loss to explain what has happened to the values highlighted in red above. Why are they displaying as either 1 or two?
The only difference I can see in the source data between the columns that are correct/incorrect is that the values which were changed are numbers not text.
I feel like I am missing something stupid, but can't figure out what it is.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Alex.
PS. It seems like this response to the same problem might answer my question but I haven't done anything to either of these columns so I'm confused AF right now.
Okay, so it seems the numbers appearing were as a result of the values being numerical.
My initial attempt at changing the format to text lead to frustration because I didn't realise that the report doesn't automatically update the displayed format of any data displayed until you deselect and re-select all the columns.
This seems like a flaw to me, but I guess it's working as designed..?
I am having an issue with my Microsoft Access database. One of my tables looks completely blank, but it has 11632 records listed in the bottom. Take a look at this screenshot. Though the table shows up blank, when I run the query it pulls the correct data from this table, so I know the data is there, it is just not appearing for some reason. I have tried on Access 2013 and 2016 on a different computer, and both have the same effect. I have also tried compacting and repairing, and also exporting the table but the file it exports to also appears blank, aside from the field names. Any ideas on what I could try?
Thanks!
Turn your import into a 2 step process (or more...). Write it raw into a scratch pad table. Then fire an append query, that has the appropriate criteria to result in only valid records going into the final table.
This isn't unusual at all given that some outside data sources may not have the controls to prevent bad records. Sometimes one must "wash" the data with several different query criteria/steps in order to filter out the bad guys.
I have a report made in SQL Server Report Builder and I would like to show a fixed number of row per table, not per page.
I found out this expression =CEILING(RowNumber(Nothing)/25) and probe it on the row group, bit did not work.
In the image above, I want to fixed the number of rows where the <> is going to be populated with database data.
How can make this?
In the Group properties add this as a Group on expression:
=CInt(Ceiling(RowNumber(nothing)/25)). Let me know if this works for you :)
I need to restrict the number of rows in my tablix, and have the left overs go to another page and also be restricted to the same amount and so on....
So my sample dataset has 2 records, to test I added a Grouping Expression as described here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms157328.aspx
=int((RowNumber(Nothing)-1)/1)
...and set page breaks
this worked successfully, with the first record displayed on its own page and subsequent record displayed on a new page...
Howver when I choose to restrict the no of records to 12 e.g.
=int((RowNumber(Nothing)-1)/12)
I'd expect to see those 2 records displayed on the first page, though i only see one of them...
Any thoughts? Thanks
Thought Id come back and let others know what I had done wrong here, it might help someone.
I was incorreclty applying the expression to the details row... you have to right click the details row then Click Add Group -> Parent Group and apply the expression there.