Showing posts with label ssrs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ssrs. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Loop in SSRS Expression

Hi guys,

I got a multi value parameter which displays all my 'companies'. On my report header, I wish to display all the companies selected by the user.

Parameters!Company.Label(0) only shows the first on selected

Please, any help will be greatly appreciated

W Wilmot

W

Try this.

Join( Parameters!Company.value," ,")

the second part of the Join is your delimiter.

Hammer

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Thanx Hammer

It worked fine if i use the 'Join( Parameters!Company.label," ,")' instead of 'Join( Parameters!Company.value," ,")'

Thank you, again!!!

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W,

Not a problem, can you mark this post helpful?

Thanks,

Hammer

Friday, March 9, 2012

looking into rdl file

Some business analysts would like to reverse engineer the ssrs .rdl files by looking into the field mappings and data sources. Do they have to install the client version of visual studio or there is an easier way?

TIA..

You can open the RDL files in Notepad and see that they are written in XML. You can find the query run by looking for the <CommandText> tag, and each field is listed under a <ReportItems> tag. The data source information is also listed in there, under the <ConnectionProperties> tag.

Hope this helps.

Jarret