If you have Enterprise, you can use Data Driven Subscriptions. If not, I think you can use Jason Selburg's solution.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/Miscellaneous/31733/

You could use RANK/DENSE RANK in your query and then create a calculated expression in SSRS.

IIf(PersonRank>5.6,PersonRank)

then just group on [PersonRank]

Here is okay. Could you post the data as a UNION query, or CREATE TABLE query with INSERTS to make it easier for us to help? It sounds like...

Something like this should work:

Value:

=DateDiff(DateInterval.Hour,Today(),Now())

Then you could just choose your ranges for red/yellow/green, as long as the ranges don't overlap and there's only one red/yellow/green value range per day.

I am assuming you have a table of dates in your database or a Calendar table (basically a contiguous list of dates). Because dates are continuous, you could just...

Instead of using this:

Month(Now() -1

you could use DateAdd() and subtract a month from some date, and then return all dates between the first of the month and the last.

Something like this? (You'd have to import the report into your project. It's using a connection to my dummy database, but you'd have to change it to point...

Use DelimitedSplit8K and toss all the non-numeric data? Then multiply?

I hope he's patient... osmosis takes a LONG time.

I'm so s-m-r-t!!! Good point, Scott... DelimitedSplit8K is perfect... (How could I miss something so blindingly obvious?)

I kinda hope he has to explain his answers....

CREATE TABLE MyData (

VID INT,

PID CHAR(3),

AID INT,

AMT SMALLMONEY,

VNO INT

);

GO

INSERT INTO MyData(VID,PID,AID,AMT,VNO) VALUES

(123,'XYZ',000,100.00,2),

(123,'XYZ',000,103.00,324),

(123,'XYZ',011,102.00,324),

(123,'XYZ',012,325.00,324),

(123,'XYZ',011,416.00,324),

(123,'XYZ',013,155.00,324);

Here's the create table and insert statements... now, what is the output report supposed to look like? That part...

Grasshopper,

If you post your expected result and the create table and enough insert statements to replicate your setup, it's a lot easier to help. See Jeff Moden's article[/url] Forum...

look up windowing functions in BOL. Maybe read Itzik Ben-Gan's book on it. He has a bunch of examples, and explains how to go about doing things...

What version of SQL Server are you using? You can create a running sum using a windowing function ... something like this:

SELECT Protocol

, [Year]

, Weekno

, [Weekly Count]

, SUM([Weekly Count]) OVER...