Showing posts with label visibility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visibility. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2012

Matrix visibility and toggling with multi row fields

I have a matrix with two row fields. The second one doesnt show unless i press the toggle button on the first row field. How can make the first row field automatically expanded to show the second row field?

Thanks.

Is it 2 row groups? If so, go to your second row group, edit and check the visibility tab. Make sure it isn't controlled by another report item.|||Yes it is 2 row groups, it is not controlled by any other items and it is not set to hidden. This is in the properties of the textbox correct?|||I found the problem, i was looking at the text box properties, when you right click on the cell, you must select edit group, not properties.

Matrix SubTotals Visibility

I am creating a report using a matrix, and matrix subtotals.
I give the user the option of including the reporting hierarchy in their
reports. If they want to include it, I would like to hide the subtotal,
completely.
The reason for this is because if I include a hierarchy within a single
field of a report, the subtotals don't sum properly.
Is there any way to hide the entire subtotal field within a matrix report?
I have tried modifying the Hidden field (using an expression) of the
SubTotal textbox, but that only seems to hide the textbox itself, not
the subtotal fields.
Thanks,
NoahNevermind. Figured it out using InScope().
Noah
Noah wrote:
> I am creating a report using a matrix, and matrix subtotals.
> I give the user the option of including the reporting hierarchy in their
> reports. If they want to include it, I would like to hide the subtotal,
> completely.
> The reason for this is because if I include a hierarchy within a single
> field of a report, the subtotals don't sum properly.
> Is there any way to hide the entire subtotal field within a matrix report?
> I have tried modifying the Hidden field (using an expression) of the
> SubTotal textbox, but that only seems to hide the textbox itself, not
> the subtotal fields.
> Thanks,
> Noah

Monday, March 19, 2012

Matrix Page Breaks within a list / Visibility is conditional

Think I have found a bug.

I have a report that has a Parameter called "LevelOfDetail" This has 2 possible values "Summary, Detail, or Combined".

The report has a Summary Section and a subreport that holds the details.
WIthin the summary section is a Matrix (a list of all properties and some values)

If they choose to see the details, the matrix in the details section will show a break out of all this information summarized in the summary section.

The Details Matrix is set to have a page break at the beginning and end of the top level group.

I have a list control on the summary page that contains the details subreport and passes the appropriate parameter.

Everything works the way I want until I try to set visibility on sub report.

Once I set the conditional visibility of the report objects (based on the Level of Detail parameter) the page breaks are not recognized.

This is important as the user will never print the report, but will be downloading to Excel.

If the page breaks work correctly, each page is assigned a different worksheet in their downloaded workbook.

Any help, please let me know.

Page break and visibility condition can not be used for same componenet. I mean to say they are not supported by SSRS 2005. u need to go for a work around.

Priyank

Monday, March 12, 2012

Matrix grouping/visibility

I have tried several combinations, but I can't quite figure out the solution to this one. I have a matrix set up that is giving me the results I want, but I need to do a conditional visibility and still have what I need.

I have a column that is filled with operation numbers and a row that is filled with item numbers. The detail is for work centers and it shows where each of them fall in the grid. I need to say to show all work centers that apply where the workcenter parameter matches. I was able to filter and say only show me this workcenter, but I want to show just those, but then if this workcenter would show up, show me the rest.

BJ

bj

By right click on the detail column and selecting properties. You have access to the visiblility tab, on the tab, you have expression. You can use the expression to control what is display and what is hide.

Hammer.

Matrix column visibility

Hello,

I have one column group and three static columns. I'd like to control static column visibility property depending on a field value. I.e. Hidden: =Fields!GroupId<>5.

But I'm not able to find visibility property in column object. Neither in properties explorer nor RDL documentation. I'm only able to set hidden property in textbox objects.

I have RS 2005.

Thank you for any idea.

Jirka Nouza

Currently, the visibility of static matrix columns cannot be controlled. We are considering to lift this restriction in a future release.

-- Robert

|||

Well, nothing doing. Thank you for your replay.

Jirka

|||This would definitely be nice to have... is there any way to hack around this?

Matrix column visibility

Hello,

I have one column group and three static columns. I'd like to control static column visibility property depending on a field value. I.e. Hidden: =Fields!GroupId<>5.

But I'm not able to find visibility property in column object. Neither in properties explorer nor RDL documentation. I'm only able to set hidden property in textbox objects.

I have RS 2005.

Thank you for any idea.

Jirka Nouza

Currently, the visibility of static matrix columns cannot be controlled. We are considering to lift this restriction in a future release.

-- Robert

|||

Well, nothing doing. Thank you for your replay.

Jirka

|||This would definitely be nice to have... is there any way to hack around this?