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  • RE: Adding two tables to report

    SSRS doesn't play nice with numbers when filtering.

    Try these:

    convert your numeric expression to string

    Expression______________________________________________Operator__Value

    =CStr(DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, Fields!DateAdded.Value, Today)) <= 7

    OR

    Turn...

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  • RE: Number Format

    Here's info about SSRS' numbering formats along with links to MSDN's VB formatting info.

    Using 123456789 as an example:

    Currency - C or c = $123,456,789.00; Using precision specifier, C0 =...

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  • RE: Duplicate rows in report but not in dataset

    Sounds like you've ended up with the FIRST aggregate attached to your field.

    Change FIRST(Fields!student.Value) to just Fields!student.Value.

    That should do it.

    HTH

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  • RE: Report Delivery Options

    Sounds to me like you're not configured for email delivery. Check with your DBAs (or check yourself) to make sure your SSRS configuration includes the email option and that...

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  • RE: Dataset has a single word for its query string

    My guess is those single word queries are actually stored proc names. In order to track back to the actual tables, you'll need to look at these procs and...

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  • RE: Repeat Data/Group/Header on Each New Page

    brunm (7/24/2008)


    i have a report which i need to repeat the data (anywhere on the report) if it spills over 1 page.

    My report conatins a list (i must use a...

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  • RE: Expression and Where Clause

    =sum(iif(condition field = "salary",value field,0))

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  • RE: divide by zero problem

    Just so you know why the IIF doesn't work: IIF is a function. SSRS reads the entire statement kind of from the inside out. It sees the...

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  • RE: Error: subreport could not be shown????

    Excellent!! The fewer subreports the better I always say.;)

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  • RE: Error: subreport could not be shown????

    is250sp (7/14/2008)


    Both subreports get parameters from the parent report. The 2nd sub receives 4 parameters and yes, when i run it independently, i am passing the exact values from...

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  • RE: Error: subreport could not be shown????

    Just throwing some thoughts out for you to look at.

    What links the reports? Particularly the 2nd sub to the first and the parent report.

    When you're running the problematic 2nd...

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  • RE: Visibilty Expression Problem

    What's the exception message?

    When I inserted that expression into one of my reports (substituting my report's fields of course), it ran without incident.

    Leads me to believe it's a...

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  • RE: Printing Issue

    Chances are the dimensions of your report are exceeding the size of your page.

    Make sure the width and or height of all your report parts plus margins is less than...

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  • RE: Subscriptions

    Couple things:

    Is your usetime field a datetime field? If so, the values are going to include time along with date so using = without modifying both GETDATE() and usetime...

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  • RE: Subscriptions

    I answered this last Friday (Post #525356) when you posted it under "Date Parameter (Post #525310)."

    Here it is again:

    The following will give you yesterday's date:

    In T-SQL

    DATEADD(dd,-1,GETDATE())

    In VB/SSRS

    =DATEADD("d",-1,NOW())

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