Right now my test report shows the test in sequential order. but i want it to be grouped according to the parameters i am passing. In the tests section the parameters on the test title are on the basis of which i want to group my test results.
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In Crystal Reports, what is the correct way of linking a parament subreport to the main report so the subreport does not run separately for each row of the main report?
The subquery (called paragon on the screenshot) is placed in a Group Header and it's linked to the main report with two parameters:
The main report returns about 300 records and watching it run, I can see that the subreport is run separately for every returned record which takes a fair bit of time.
If I run the SQL, which looks something like, directly say from PowerPivot,
with cte (select membership_info
from server1)
select appointment_info, cte.membership_info
from server 2
it only takes a few seconds to run. Unfortunately, because of REASONS (completely beyond my control) the query has to be run and formatted using Crystal Reports and it's scheduled to be run at regular intervals.
is there a better way of linking the report to the subreport, so the subreport executes only once?
Subreport should fire once for each instance of a section you place it in (GH3 in your case). There is no way around that. But there are alternative approaches...
For example, why not simply join the membership and appointment tables in the main report? You can suppress the appointments detail if all you need is some summary info...
Similarly i have an requirement that, in one main excel report should have tittle only, and then need to call two independent queries and display the results below the tittle. Just need to send counts of records from both queries to main report.
I don't want to repeat the results just display once.
Thats basically what subreports are for. You can create one JRXML-report which contains two child (sub)reports. Each subreport can have its own Query.
PS : The detail Band is rendered once per Resultset. So maybe it is enought to use this.
Using iReport 4.5.0, I have designed the report to print invoice by giving the invoice no as parameter. The report contains Title, Page header, Detail (items in the bill), Summary, etc.
Every thing working fine. Now the client asking to print more than one invoice i.e from the list they will select more than one invoice and they want to print all?
Any idea? Do I need to change the entire report into detail section or any other idea
You can do a few things.
You can keep the report as an individual report, and execute each report with a list of Invoice Numbers. You will need to handle this in your application.
where invoice.num = $P{invoicenum}
OR
Modify the report to be a batch report that takes in a list of Invoice Numbers. To provide a list your application will need to generate a SQL appropriate list of invoice numbers/IDs what have you.
where invoice.num in ($P!{invoicenums})
OR
Create a Batch Report that uses your Invoice report as a subreport, run a SQL query based on your criteria in the Batch Report, and use the Invoice Report as a detail band that gets passed Invoice Numbers.
I want to get a tabular result like below
My query is returning the result like below
Can anyone suggest me a way to do this using SSRS?
I have tried grouping, but couldn't get the expected output. I am new to ssrs reporting. Please provide a detailed solution for this
Set up a Tablix, grouped by Doctor Code, and add a Group Header row based on this group. Display all fields in this row except Product Sampled.
In the Product Sampled Textbox, insert a Tablix directly into the Textbox. Set this Tablix up to show only one detail row, set to display Product Sampled.
What this achieves is that you have one row per Doctor Code, but within each of these group rows you will have a table embedded to display each of the Product Sampled rows. Because the Product Sampled Tablix is embedded in a Group scope, it will display the Product Sampled details for each Doctor Code as required.
Edit after comment:
I will demonstrate with a simplified example. First generate some sample data:
Next, set up a table with a group based on DoctorCode, which will look something like this:
Note we haven't filled in ProductSampled yet.
Next, go to Toolbox and drag a table object into the blank ProductSampled cell. Remove the header and all but one of the columns, then set the column in the table to the ProductSampled field. It should look something like this:
When you run this report with the sample data, it works as required:
Below, I've attached a sample of my data as well as a sample of the chart output. I want to aggregate the data and include one row with this number; however, SSRS is just showing multiple of the same value.
In the example below, you'll notice there are 8 rows in Unit 1 and 8 rows in Unit 2, a
total of 13. How can I get Unit 1 to have one row which shows 8 and one row in Unit 2 to show 5? Currently, the expression is =COUNT(Fields!SubID.Value, "DataSet1").
I've also tried adding in a column full of the number 1 which I could use to Sum on, but that produced the same results.
Originally I was doing this all in SQL; that is, producing the exact output I want in SQL and then charting in SSRS. However, this is no longer a viable solution as the end user would like to be able to drill down into the details of the report. I do imagine, if there is no easy way to do this (which I feel like there has to be), that I could write two queries, having one show the report and the other show the details.
Thanks.
The second parameter of your count expression is the problem.
Don't use this:
=COUNT(Fields!SubID.Value, "DataSet1")
Try something like this instead:
=COUNT(Fields!SubID.Value, "UnitGroupName")
The group name should match what is shown in BIDS as the name you've given the grouping, such as under Row Groups.