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  • RE: Conditional formatting in SSRS

    So sorry, I wrote my previous post from memory, instead of checking in my SSRS environment. Instead of the font attribute, you want to use the color (aka foreground...

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  • RE: Conditional formatting in SSRS

    Also, be sure you are using it on the appropriate font color property. There's one for the row and one for the individual cells. I don't remember which...

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  • RE: Is it the rdl ??

    Do you have access to the original solution that was used to create the report(s) you wish to edit? That would be the best/easiest starting point.

    If not,...

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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Stefan Krzywicki (9/2/2010)


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    Grant Fritchey (9/1/2010)


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    GSquared (9/1/2010)


    Connections via SSC and LinkedIn have got my phone ringing off the hook (well, the phone isn't old...

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  • RE: The value provided for the report parameter 'todt' is not valid for its type

    Unfortunately, there are so many variables that I can't really offer good guidance for you. Additionally I'm in the US so it kinda just works for me, I've never...

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  • RE: The value provided for the report parameter 'todt' is not valid for its type

    I'm guessing this is gonna be about date formats... IE. by default SSRS/SQL etc expect dates to be dmy not mdy. More than likely your collation for SQL server...

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  • RE: new report to existing SSRS server

    It all depends on how it was created. Do you know if they used the Report Builder application or BIDS/Visual Studio? If it was report builder than there...

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  • RE: new report to existing SSRS server

    Nope, they aren't stored as files per se. When they are uploaded to the server they get inserted into the reportserver database and stored there.

    -Luke.

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  • RE: new report to existing SSRS server

    Yup, Report manager is the built in application from MS used to view/modify reports and such. By default it's available at http://yourreportservername/reports.

    Depending on how you permissions are setup you'll...

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  • RE: new report to existing SSRS server

    I suppose it all depends on how you are creating the reports and what your permissions are on the SSRS instance? I deploy (upload) reports directly from a Reporting...

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  • RE: Accepting a passed multi-value parameter in SSRS 2008

    Well, I guess it really all depends...

    Will the user be able to select different client ids once the report loads? Or is this strictly a sub-report type of situation...

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  • RE: Adding a back button on a child report

    According to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159088.aspx

    You can add links that allow users to open Web pages or other reports, or jump to another location within the same report. To add a link, you...

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  • RE: Adding a back button on a child report

    Odd, I could have sworn you could set that on an image, I'll have to play with it at home this weekend. In the meantime, Another idea would be...

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  • RE: Adding a back button on a child report

    Did you put an image in the textbox and if so did you set the action attribute of the text box or the image? You'd think you'd be able...

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  • RE: Adding a back button on a child report

    tsmith-960032 (8/27/2010)


    Luke L (8/27/2010)


    Also, I wanted to verify that you're using the Go to URL property and not Jump to report?

    -Luke.

    In fact, I use Go to report to drill down....

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