ssrs-2008

In my report I need to use the built-in replace function to replace for example "a" with "b" and "c" with "d". When I just use 2 functions like this: Replace(Fields!field1.Value, "a", "b") & Replace(Fields!field1.Value, "c", "d") I get the text from the field twice in my report. Is it possible to do this? Maybe nest to replace functions? I'm new to reporting services so I could be missing a very obvious solution to this. Note: I would write my own code to do this but the report is for Microsofts Dynamics CRM 2011 which doesn't allow custom code in a report. You have to nest the function's For

EDIT: The chart is fixed when I use a stacked chart instead of a stacked percentage chart, but this still doesn't tell me what is wrong with using the percentage chart. I have a stacked percentage chart which is going from 0 to 10000% instead of 0 to 100%. It appears as if the values are formatted correctly (they add up to 1.01 due to rounding), and even dividing all the values by 100 in the query does not change it. This is how the chart renders: with the following Vertical Axis Properties: I have a table below (with identical number formatting but with 2 percentage points), however that

I am creating a string from stored procedure like this Name1 , Name2 , Name 3.... etc(This string is in one column). I want to display these name in a new line in my SSRS report like Name1 Name2 Name3 I tried changing the string to Name1 VbCrlf Name2 VbCrlf Name 3 Doesn't seems to be working. Please help me to resolve this issue. Use an expression like: =Replace(Field!Names.Value, ",", VbCrLf) ="Name1:"+ Fields!name1field.Value + VbCrLf + "Name2:"+ Fields!name2field.Value + VbCrLf + "Name3:"+ Fields!name3field.Value + VbCrLf + I used this for displaying each multivalue parameter on a new line

I have a main report with several sub reports, each of these with slightly different queries and different ways to show the data. So, in my situation, I have a textbox that needs to compile data from a few different reports with varying criteria. E.G. MainReportTextbox =(Sum(columnA, "Main Dataset"))-(SubReportTextBox)) OR MainReportTextbox =(Sum(columnA, "Main Dataset"))-(subReportVariable)) I saw a few suggested solutions, such as this . Which uses the =[Reports]!MainReport!SubReport!Textbox scheme. The problem is that [Reports] is not a recognized identifier. I did consider to scrap sub

I have a Report which has 3 parameter values ABC,BBC,CBC and i have three tablix TAB1,TAB2,TAB3 . my requirement is to Display tablix TAB1 when parameter is set to ABC Display TAB2 when parameter is set to BBC display Tab3 when patrameter is set to CBC what is the expression i need to write in visibility property of each tablix. Thanks in advance for TAB1:- =iif(Parameters!parametername.Value="ABC",false,true) for TAB2:- =iif(Parameters!parametername.Value="BBC",false,true) for TAB3:- =iif(Parameters!parametername.Value="CBC",false,true) This is a pretty easy task. Here is more about SSRS

Q: Why the print button doesn't appear in report viewer in the case of browsing through the Firefox ? How to show this button in this browser to print my report? This is because the print button is an Active-X control and Active-X controls work only with Internet explorer For the rest of browsers export to pdf or excel and print from the application In case the entire report renders in one page, you can use the browser print button to print the report 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7385923/the-print-button-doesnt-appear-in-firefox

I'm a SQL guy, but I need a function to calculate the number of weekdays between two dates in VB.NET. I don't need to worry about holidays. My attempts unfortunately have been futile. Much appreciated This will go in custom code in Reporting Service 2008 R2. Try this. I modified an existing function that I've been using. This will work in SSRS 2008. Note, that you can also write your code in C#, if you're more comfortable with that, and after deploying it, just reference the assembly from the report. 1 public Shared Function Weekdays(ByRef startDate As Date, ByRef endDate As Date ) As integer