SSRS caches report data as a .DATA file in the solution folder.

Either run the report again and click the little "Refresh" icon - this should force SSRS to rerun the...

"update say the heading on say 30 reports at once; without going into each of them"

Unless the reports are already drawing the heading from something you can change, e.g. a...

Have you checked the LineWidth property on the axis?

That syntax will not work in SQL Server. To get the row numbers use the ROW_NUMBER() window function.

This then requires an order by which determines the...

You can include a condition within your aggregate expression which will then be evaluated for each row being aggregated.

E.g.

=Sum(Iif(Fields!AccountType.Value = "Cash and Short-Term Investments", 0, Fields!Balance.Value))

You need to set the DataElementOutput property on the chart to "None".

Yes.

Right click your Detail row and Insert a row "Inside" the group.

Ah, well that certainly is SSRS generated MDX.

You are right that in this situation it the where clause appears superfluous and can be removed. However it does have a...

I'd have a hard time believing SSRS generated that.

You should be returning a string that tells SSRS where the target report is. Also, they will need to take the same parameters (if any) with the same names.

I.e....

You should be quoting your return values so your expression returns a string, otherwise SSRS will think you are trying to return objects.

Hopefully someone else will chime in!

Also - switch compatibility view on in IE.

The value of a multi-value parameter is an array of the selected items.

You can use Array.IndexOf to test if a value is in the array, i.e. selected in the multi-value...

Surfari, isn't that the Mac browser? Not a Mac guy here.

What I was getting at is there can be rendering issues using Surfari. Your log file looks OK and...