Friday, March 23, 2012
Matrix 'Total' formatting
Maybe I have been looking in the wrong places for the last 2 hours but
can someone tell me how to add a borderstyle property to the 'subtotal'
row on a matrix. I can get it to work for the 'total' textbox itself
but not the entire row. I have even looked in the XML (which I never
miss with) and still cannot find anything. Please! Please! Someone help
me! This is for a client. Even if it cannot be done, let me know!!!!
Thanks in advance a billion times over,
KerrieJust click once on the row field then go to view and click properties
window. You can change the borderstyle there to solid. You can do that on
any column or row or just one field.
"Kerrie" <ksorrell@.cincom.com> wrote in message
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> Hey All,
> Maybe I have been looking in the wrong places for the last 2 hours but
> can someone tell me how to add a borderstyle property to the 'subtotal'
> row on a matrix. I can get it to work for the 'total' textbox itself
> but not the entire row. I have even looked in the XML (which I never
> miss with) and still cannot find anything. Please! Please! Someone help
> me! This is for a client. Even if it cannot be done, let me know!!!!
> Thanks in advance a billion times over,
> Kerrie
>|||Ben,
I have tried that and for some reason it will only do it for the Total
testbox, not the whole row. It is driving me nuts. I am not sure where
to go from here.
Thanks for your help though, it is greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Kerrie
Ben Watts wrote:
> Just click once on the row field then go to view and click properties
> window. You can change the borderstyle there to solid. You can do that on
> any column or row or just one field.
> "Kerrie" <ksorrell@.cincom.com> wrote in message
> news:1156788001.882559.169420@.75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> > Hey All,
> >
> > Maybe I have been looking in the wrong places for the last 2 hours but
> > can someone tell me how to add a borderstyle property to the 'subtotal'
> > row on a matrix. I can get it to work for the 'total' textbox itself
> > but not the entire row. I have even looked in the XML (which I never
> > miss with) and still cannot find anything. Please! Please! Someone help
> > me! This is for a client. Even if it cannot be done, let me know!!!!
> >
> > Thanks in advance a billion times over,
> > Kerrie
> >|||You need to right-click on the little green triangle at the top right-hand
corner of the total textbox to get to the properties of the actual total.
HTH,
magendo_man
"Kerrie" wrote:
> Hey All,
> Maybe I have been looking in the wrong places for the last 2 hours but
> can someone tell me how to add a borderstyle property to the 'subtotal'
> row on a matrix. I can get it to work for the 'total' textbox itself
> but not the entire row. I have even looked in the XML (which I never
> miss with) and still cannot find anything. Please! Please! Someone help
> me! This is for a client. Even if it cannot be done, let me know!!!!
> Thanks in advance a billion times over,
> Kerrie
>|||YOU ARE THE GREATEST!!!!!!
THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
It worked!!!!!!
Thanks, Kerrie
magendo_man wrote:
> You need to right-click on the little green triangle at the top right-hand
> corner of the total textbox to get to the properties of the actual total.
> HTH,
> magendo_man
> "Kerrie" wrote:
> > Hey All,
> >
> > Maybe I have been looking in the wrong places for the last 2 hours but
> > can someone tell me how to add a borderstyle property to the 'subtotal'
> > row on a matrix. I can get it to work for the 'total' textbox itself
> > but not the entire row. I have even looked in the XML (which I never
> > miss with) and still cannot find anything. Please! Please! Someone help
> > me! This is for a client. Even if it cannot be done, let me know!!!!
> >
> > Thanks in advance a billion times over,
> > Kerrie
> >
> >
Monday, March 12, 2012
Matrix formatting
columns in it. Each column will have 5 rows.
A B C D E F G H
1 X X X X X X X X
2 X X X X X X X X
3 X X X X X X X X
4 X X X X X X X X
5 X X X X X X X X
What I want to be able to do is only show 4 colums and then have the matrix
go to the "next line".
A B C D
1 X X X X
2 X X X X
3 X X X X
4 X X X X
5 X X X X
E F G H
1 X X X X
2 X X X X
3 X X X X
4 X X X X
5 X X X X
This is probably an easy thing to do but I haven't been able to find the
property that gives this to me. Any help would be appreciated.David,
Well if you export it as PDF it is smart enough to do that for you. I
know this may not be the answer you are looking for but thought I would
mention it.|||Hey Craig,
Thanks for the stab at it but I think I found my answer here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/chrishays/archive/2004/07/23/HorizontalTables.aspx
"Craig" wrote:
> David,
> Well if you export it as PDF it is smart enough to do that for you. I
> know this may not be the answer you are looking for but thought I would
> mention it.
matrix data area conditional formatting off max value
I have a matrix where i'm trying to have the report select the maximum value in the data area (not including the subtotals) and bold that value.
I'm sure i will have to use the IIF function in conjunction with the InScope function.
However i'm unsure on how to isolate to the max value and make sure the Inscope function does not affect the totals.
any idea's are appreciated.
Bob
In your data column in the Font Weight expression try the following
IIf(Inscope("matrix1_Month") And InScope("matrix1_Day") ,IIf(Max(Fields!Day.Value),"Bold","Normal"),nothing) - I had a more complex Matrix but I was about to bold my column.
I hope this helps.
Ham
|||Well that definately got me closer, but I found it highlights all the values in bold except the subtotals. so we accomplished not affecting the subtotals.
here is a view of the actual result table and the expression I wrote.
IIf(Inscope("matrix1_MONTH_NAME") And InScope("matrix1_Day_of_week") ,IIf(Max(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value),"Bold","Normal"),"Normal")
I think i may need to have a function that determines the max value and then have the Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value compared against that in the nested iif statement
|||Instead of using "......., IIf(Max(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value),"Bold","Normal")," you need to specify the scope over which you are taking the maximum.
Try...
IIf(Inscope("matrix1_MONTH_NAME") And InScope("matrix1_Day_of_week") , IIf(Max(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value,"matrix1_MONTH_NAME")=sum(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value),"Bold","Normal"),"Normal")
matrix data area conditional formatting off max value
I have a matrix where i'm trying to have the report select the maximum value in the data area (not including the subtotals) and bold that value.
I'm sure i will have to use the IIF function in conjunction with the InScope function.
However i'm unsure on how to isolate to the max value and make sure the Inscope function does not affect the totals.
any idea's are appreciated.
Bob
In your data column in the Font Weight expression try the following
IIf(Inscope("matrix1_Month") And InScope("matrix1_Day") ,IIf(Max(Fields!Day.Value),"Bold","Normal"),nothing) - I had a more complex Matrix but I was about to bold my column.
I hope this helps.
Ham
|||Well that definately got me closer, but I found it highlights all the values in bold except the subtotals. so we accomplished not affecting the subtotals.
here is a view of the actual result table and the expression I wrote.
IIf(Inscope("matrix1_MONTH_NAME") And InScope("matrix1_Day_of_week") ,IIf(Max(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value),"Bold","Normal"),"Normal")
I think i may need to have a function that determines the max value and then have the Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value compared against that in the nested iif statement
|||Instead of using "......., IIf(Max(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value),"Bold","Normal")," you need to specify the scope over which you are taking the maximum.
Try...
IIf(Inscope("matrix1_MONTH_NAME") And InScope("matrix1_Day_of_week") , IIf(Max(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value,"matrix1_MONTH_NAME")=sum(Fields!FACT_CUT_RELEASE_Count.Value),"Bold","Normal"),"Normal")
Matrix Conditional Formatting
this expression in the right and left borderstyle property:
=iif(First(Fields!desc.Value)="Sent Census","Solid","None")
So if the value column = "Sent Census" then I want the column to have a
left and right border. My problem is that if the data cell has a 0 in it, the
border doesn't appear. I know why, I'm just looking for a work around to
have the whole column bordered even if a 0 is placed in the data cell.
Thanks!Seems like as soon as I post a question, I figure out the answer:
=iif(ReportItems("desc").Value="Sent Census","Solid","None")
You reference the textbox, not the data. doh.
"Sharon" wrote:
> I have a matrix and want to put a border on only one column. I have
> this expression in the right and left borderstyle property:
> =iif(First(Fields!desc.Value)="Sent Census","Solid","None")
> So if the value column = "Sent Census" then I want the column to have a
> left and right border. My problem is that if the data cell has a 0 in it, the
> border doesn't appear. I know why, I'm just looking for a work around to
> have the whole column bordered even if a 0 is placed in the data cell.
> Thanks!
>
Matrix columns - Conditional Formatting - Column Number
I am trying to create a Matrix with each dynamically created column having a
differnet background colour. Any ideas on how to achieve this ?
If I could access the column number some how I could just apply conditional
formatting based on the column number, but I cant seem to find out how to get
at the column number.How are you creating the columns dynamically?
Do you know what is your maximum # or columns?|||1. I am not - I Just drag the field to the first column heading in the
matrix and reporting services does the dynamic bit.
2. No, it will be different on each implementation, but generally less than
10 - so I am happy to put a sensible limit on it and have the colours wrap
around after a set number of columns if the limit is exceeded - or base the
colour on some formula.
As an example :
Centre1 Centre2 ..... Centre N
Males x x ..... x
Females x x ..... x
...
...
more stats
I want the column for centre1 in blue, centre2 in yellow... and so on.
Each implementaion will have different centre names and centre ids, so I
dont want to tie the formatting into a particluar value in the data. One
solution would be to add a "rank" field to my data set and then use this
field in the conditional formatting, but I dont really want to add this
complexity to my data set and feel there must be an easier way than this.
"sorcerdon@.gmail.com" wrote:
> How are you creating the columns dynamically?
> Do you know what is your maximum # or columns?
>|||Best way to achieve it is to find some pattern in ur existing cloumns
but i m pretty sure you may have already done it. So cant you create a
custom column from your query having nothing but simply an integer
containing column no? It should give you the column no u want in the
matrix|||Yes this is one way to achieve it. This is what I was suggesting when I said
I could create a "rank" column.
I just think there should be a better way of doing this than having to amend
the data set. Adding a "column no" column to the dataset may not always be
straightforward and may add unnecessary complexity to the query.
I guess what I am asking is if there is a way of retrieving the column no
from the matrix and whether changing the dataset is the only solution.
"Techotsav" wrote:
> Best way to achieve it is to find some pattern in ur existing cloumns
> but i m pretty sure you may have already done it. So cant you create a
> custom column from your query having nothing but simply an integer
> containing column no? It should give you the column no u want in the
> matrix
>|||Hi Techotsav,
I am afraid it is not possible to do this easily like retrieve the column
no from the matrix and whether changing the dataset is the only solution.
Sincerely yours,
Michael Cheng
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Matrix - Subtotal Conditional Formatting - How do you do it?
when the row group is collapsed, but I don't see this in other similar
matrix reports without a row group. This report was inherited from a
previous developer.
How did they do it? Even if I set the subtotal cell's colors to be
different from the entire column, they synchronize. I want to do this,
but can't figure out whether it's a setting or not.
Thanks!
MIkeThe subtotal heading should have a little green triangle on it. If you click
on that triangle, the VS properties window should show style settings that
specifically apply to subtotals row/columns.
-- Robert
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"Bassist695" <Michael.EJ.Reynolds@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> My subtotal column's background color is dark gray and the text is bold
> when the row group is collapsed, but I don't see this in other similar
> matrix reports without a row group. This report was inherited from a
> previous developer.
> How did they do it? Even if I set the subtotal cell's colors to be
> different from the entire column, they synchronize. I want to do this,
> but can't figure out whether it's a setting or not.
> Thanks!
> MIke
>