I'd suggest assigning your column delimiter an I'd of some sort then, and then putting filters on your matrices.

Could you post the logs from SSRS, they might provide some more insight.

OK, I see what you're after now.

SQL isn't really great at this, if I'm going to be honest. If you're generating HTML reports it's best at top-down...

Create 2+ tablixes on your report, put the first 256, or so, columns in the first tablix, then the next 256 in the 2nd tablix, the next 256 in the...

There are some days I really hate our Vendor system...

One of my biggest bug bears is how it handles field name changes on SQL's side. When someone realises...

Maybe it'll be easier for me to start from the beginning instead and simply understand your end goal, rather than what it is you've tried so far. At the moment...

To export more than 256 columns in SSRS 2008 you'll need to split your data in your report into two separate tablixes in your report and insert a page break...

I realise that there is a language barrier here, but your statement doesn't really make sense. Cold you try rewording your statement into a question please, and try to be...

Little confused by what your asking. It looks like, from your data, that you silple don't want to import the summary rows. If you use a conditional split to separate...

Ok, for a solution, this should get you what you're after. The method is called Cross Pivoting (because you use a CROSS APPLY to Pivot your data). If you have...