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SSRS Carry forward previous page and running totals in header and footer

2015-02-10
By: admin
On: February 10, 2015
In: SQL, SSRS
With: 15 Comments

Introduction Recently I ran into the ‘problem’ of SSRS not being able to easily show running totals in the footer AND header of a invoice. (carry forward amount). After some digging and experimenting, I created a solution that worked for me.Continue Reading

How to give group headers or footers alternate colors in a SSRS report

2013-08-01
By: admin
On: August 1, 2013
In: SQL, SSRS
With: 0 Comments

Introduction I needed to create a SSRS report that only showed group headers (or footers) and still have alternate colors (every other row has another background color). Problem Normally I would use an expression like “= iif(RowNumber(Nothing) Mod 2 = 0, “Silver”, “White”)” for the ‘backgroundcolor’ property.Continue Reading

Passing a multiple value parameter to a query or report with data driven subscription.

2013-07-17
By: admin
On: July 17, 2013
In: SQL, SSRS
With: 31 Comments

Problem I sometimes would like to pass a ‘IN’ clause using a parameter, mostly when I’m using a data driven subscription (SSRS) on a report that has a multi-value parameter and can also be run interactive (via Internet Explorer) I spend hours looking for a ‘simple’ solution, only to foundContinue Reading

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