Comments on: The InScope() Function and the key to formatting subtotals in SSRS Matrix Objects http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/ A blog about Business Intelligence and other personal interests Thu, 15 Mar 2012 00:16:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Jen http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-1429 Jen Wed, 11 Jan 2012 01:30:49 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-1429 Hi Luke, Yes you are correct the issue is with my expression. This is the expression which i'm using. The first IIF running well but the second IIF not working. =IIf(Sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=7,1,IIf(sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=21,3,0)) actually i want Sum field value before do operators function =Iif(Sum(Fields!Fieldname.value) >=7, Iif(Sum(Fields!Fieldname.value) >=14, 2,1)) Hi Luke,
Yes you are correct the issue is with my expression.
This is the expression which i’m using. The first IIF running well but the second IIF not working.
=IIf(Sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=7,1,IIf(sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=21,3,0))

actually i want Sum field value before do operators function
=Iif(Sum(Fields!Fieldname.value) >=7, Iif(Sum(Fields!Fieldname.value) >=14, 2,1))

]]> By: Luke Hayler http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-1427 Luke Hayler Tue, 10 Jan 2012 08:06:51 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-1427 Hi Jen, It looks like the issue is with your expression. You need to nest the 2nd iif() in the 'true' part of the first iif(). --> =Iif(Fields!Fieldname.value >=7, Iif(Fields!Fieldname.value >=14, 2, 1), 0) The "0" would result when the value is less than 7. Hi Jen,

It looks like the issue is with your expression. You need to nest the 2nd iif() in the ‘true’ part of the first iif().
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=Iif(Fields!Fieldname.value >=7, Iif(Fields!Fieldname.value >=14, 2, 1), 0)

The “0″ would result when the value is less than 7.

]]> By: Jen http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-1426 Jen Tue, 10 Jan 2012 07:40:56 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-1426 I'm new to SSRS. i have the ollowing problem:- i. i have sum of Bil field. i want count sum of Bil by dif category. exm: Name Title Bil Total Roy X 4 x 3 Sum 7 Y Eliz X 6 x 8 Sum 14 Y Output Y should be like this if Sum >= 7 answer is 1 if Sum >=14 answer is 2 I have the following expression inside field Sum =Sum(Fields!Bil.Value) I have the following expression inside field Total (Y) =IIf(Sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=7,1,IIf(Sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=14,2,1)) But the expression for Total(Y) not working. The result i get is 1 for any number. I’m new to SSRS. i have the ollowing problem:-
i. i have sum of Bil field. i want count sum of Bil by dif category.
exm:
Name Title Bil Total
Roy X 4
x 3
Sum 7 Y
Eliz X 6
x 8
Sum 14 Y

Output Y should be like this
if Sum >= 7 answer is 1
if Sum >=14 answer is 2

I have the following expression inside field Sum
=Sum(Fields!Bil.Value)

I have the following expression inside field Total (Y)
=IIf(Sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=7,1,IIf(Sum(Fields!Bil.Value)>=14,2,1))
But the expression for Total(Y) not working. The result i get is 1 for any number.

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]]> By: T-SQL Tuesday #016 – Aggregations | Luke Hayler - SQL Server Developer http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-288 T-SQL Tuesday #016 – Aggregations | Luke Hayler - SQL Server Developer Mon, 04 Apr 2011 20:43:44 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-288 [...] I have been meaning to write for quite some time. In fact, ever since I did my original post on The InScope() Function and the key to formatting Matrix objects, I’ve been threatening to do it. This stems from all the comments and questions (via email) that [...] [...] I have been meaning to write for quite some time. In fact, ever since I did my original post on The InScope() Function and the key to formatting Matrix objects, I’ve been threatening to do it. This stems from all the comments and questions (via email) that [...]

]]> By: T-SQL Tuesday #016 – Aggregations | Luke Hayler - SQL Server developer http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-35 T-SQL Tuesday #016 – Aggregations | Luke Hayler - SQL Server developer Tue, 08 Mar 2011 02:32:22 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-35 [...] I have been meaning to write for quite some time. In fact, ever since I did my original post on The InScope() Function and the key to formatting Matrix objects, I’ve been threatening to do it. This stems from all the comments and questions (via email) that [...] [...] I have been meaning to write for quite some time. In fact, ever since I did my original post on The InScope() Function and the key to formatting Matrix objects, I’ve been threatening to do it. This stems from all the comments and questions (via email) that [...]

]]> By: Javier http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-34 Javier Fri, 11 Feb 2011 19:07:16 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-34 AgurpateColumn SubtotalColumn % column Column 1 Column2 =Sum(Fields!Agrupate.Value) =cstr(sum(Fields!Agrupate.Value)/sum(Fields!Agrupate.Value, "matrix1_RowGroupColumn2")*100)+"%" Two columns. One agrupate column on the matrix. One subtotal column. One % Column = sum(column1 + column2) / subtotal for each row. Javier AgurpateColumn SubtotalColumn % column
Column 1 Column2 =Sum(Fields!Agrupate.Value) =cstr(sum(Fields!Agrupate.Value)/sum(Fields!Agrupate.Value,
“matrix1_RowGroupColumn2″)*100)+”%”

Two columns. One agrupate column on the matrix. One subtotal column.
One % Column = sum(column1 + column2) / subtotal for each row.
Javier

]]> By: Luke Hayler http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-33 Luke Hayler Wed, 05 Jan 2011 20:19:27 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-33 Hi Erica, I'm not sure I fully understand your question. Could you explain further what you are trying to achieve? You can <a href="mailto:luke@hayler.com" rel="nofollow"> email me directly if you like</a> Luke Hi Erica,

I’m not sure I fully understand your question.
Could you explain further what you are trying to achieve?

You can email me directly if you like

Luke

]]> By: erica http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-32 erica Wed, 05 Jan 2011 13:56:42 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-32 hi, i'm from Brazil. Sorry about the bad text But, my question is: And if the matrix have more than one Columns or Data? How we can custom the datas? Because the Columns appears [Static Group] and nothing more... Please, send me an e-mail.... hi, i’m from Brazil. Sorry about the bad text
But, my question is:
And if the matrix have more than one Columns or Data?
How we can custom the datas?
Because the Columns appears [Static Group] and nothing more…

Please, send me an e-mail….

]]> By: Katie http://lukehayler.com/2009/07/the-inscope-function-and-the-key-to-formatting-subtotals-in-ssrs-matrix-objects/#comment-31 Katie Fri, 05 Nov 2010 15:46:38 +0000 http://www.lukehayler.com/?p=10#comment-31 Hi Luke, I tested with the basic red, blue and green colors. The correct colors shows up in SSRS 2005 Visual Studio but becomes "clear" (or white) after deployment to Reporting Server. This is very frustrating... Katie Hi Luke,
I tested with the basic red, blue and green colors. The correct colors shows up in SSRS 2005 Visual Studio but becomes “clear” (or white) after deployment to Reporting Server. This is very frustrating…
Katie

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