I am facing formatting problem in generating SSRS report. I am having two groups in my report, one group is on list and other on tablix.
The first group with list contains only a textbox which display say AccountNo, while the other group has the entire table which displays the account details (AcctNo, AcctName, Type etc.).
I want to merge this two groups together, such that on each page I can see the both the groups, i.e., textbox the one with AcctNo and other with the table with acct details.
I am getting the first group on different page followed by the other group.
Can anyone suggests me how to merge these two group together on one page?
if possible in the table, the easiest way would be to create a parent group for the two groups, so both groups would have the same parent group
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I am attempting to group by order #, and display this as one row.However since the same order #, the 'Total' should only add 47.66 once.
I've attempted to use the group expert to no avail. I can do this in SQL but can't design it Crystal reports.
Create a new group by Order # and move all items from the detail section to the header of the Order # group. This should do the trick of displaying it as a single row.
I have a Crystal Report setup in my WPF Application. The report is grouping data based on VENDOR NAME field as shown in attached image. Now what i want is to show data inside a group only once.
I mean as in first group TOYOTA HOUSE the Vendor name is repeating although other column values are different. i want is under this group just show this record once and for other columns ADD/sum their values and show. I know i can do that in SQL query but can i do this in crystal report ?
Instead of showing in the details section add it to the group footer section.
suppress details section
and add totals in group footer
I'm Using Crystal Reports 14.1. I'm creating a report that has 3 Groups. First group is agency of the company and need separate page per agency. One agency can have more than one building, so second group is building so i need separate page here too. One building can have more than one type of employees, so i need also separate page here. What troubles me is that every group have summaries at the end, which must be on the same page. Sum per agency, per building, per type of Employee. The problem is that if one agency has one building and one type of employee, i need to show those 3 summaries at the same page.
Any ideas how to do this?
in section expert next to New page after click the button labeled X-2.
From there play around with a formula like.
if count({fieldtocount},(summarygroup} > 1
so that if the group only has one record it will not page break.
I'd like to have several groups in my report. Only one group should be shown, the other ones should be hidden depending on a variable which the report gets from calling application. The problem is that multiple reports are always built hierarchically. Is it possible to avoid it?
thx for your answers!
You can create group sections. In your section expert, right-click on the group and click on "Add Section Below". Now you will have a group header a and b. You can add as many group sections as you need (I've never come across a limitation) and then suppress them accordingly.
Hope that helps,
Chris
Actually directly it's not possible to have several seperated groups in single report.
In crystal report, if you want to have two different group, then you have only one option:
1> create one group
2> after that create different sub-reports and in sub-reports insert groups.
Eg:
you have to create two groups based on name and id, then
create one group with name
and create one sub-report having group in it with id.
This will definitely solve the mentioned problem.
Currently I can group just by one field not by two fields in a cross-tab
You should create a formula field that concatenates the text of these two fields, then use that formula as the field that you group on.
For reports, you just select Insert > Group and add a second group. For crosstabs, just add them to the Rows section.
If you want to have two physically separate statuses ("Temporary" and "Permanent") like in the picture, you'll want two physically separate crosstabs (the second of which will need to be in a subreport).
It would be easier to have one crosstab and just add the Status to the Row section.