I have a report in which there are two tables from the same dataset, and i want to hide second table when the report runs at first, then when i click on the Product id i want to display the second table
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I'm not sure you can do this by clicking on a textbox within a table as it might be out of scope, but if your first tablix is just a single line then you could just use a series of textboxes to emulate the 1st tablix.
Once you have done this, set the ToggleItem property of the 2nd tablix to be the name of the textbox that contains the ProductID.
I've just tested this and it works as expected.
...and if that does not help...
If your 1st tablix shows mutliple rows, you might want to consider adding a second row to it with the columns you require from your 2nd tablix and setting the toggleitem property of the 2nd row.
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I have two tablix in ssrs. I want all the data in the first Tablix in sheet 1, but when I export my ssrs report to excel, it breaks it down to 10 sheets.The second tablix is on the 11th sheet, which i want to be the second sheet. I Added "a page break after" on the first tablix but it is still splitting up the data from the first tablix. How do i go about this?
There must be a Page Break on a Row or Column Group in the first table that is causing it to create pages for each Group.
Click on the table and click on the drop down by the Grouping for each Group at the bottom and go to the Group Properties.
Then go to the Page Break tab and make sure that the Page Break property box is unchecked.
I'm looking for the solution in excel data validation for 2 drop down list.
When I choose 1st drop down list 2nd drop down list will auto populate the correct value from table. If user choose 2nd drop down list 1st drop down list will auto populate the value also.
Can someone help me on this issue ?
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Trying to do a two way I don't think is going to work in the way you are trying so I am not surprised the examples you found were for one-way. I am open to being corrected.
You could hack around it for example using two form control listboxes linked to the same cell so a selection in one updates the other.
Then because an item might be out of view listbox underneath have two cells which use the linked cell to index back into the source lists.
In the example above, there are two list boxes from form controls in developer tab (customize ribbon > add developer tab.
Developer tab form control - 2nd from the right
You add two of these in to the sheet.
Right click format control on each one
Set the input range to the range containing your list of values for that listbox and set the linked cell e.g. G1
Ensure that whilst you select different input ranges for each list box, they should have the same linked cell e.g. G1.
Underneath the listboxes put a formula which uses the linked cell G1 to index back into the source lists for each listbox so you can retrieve the selected value and have it visible, in case not visible within listbox.
Example testing:
I have 10 comboboxes on my userform that share 10 same selections, and I would like to check for duplicated value before summit.
As far as I can imagine, there are two ways to get the result, the first one is to check for same value among these ten boxes when summit by using message box OR to hide the selections from other comboboxes once the option is being selected by any one of the boxes.
Since I am new to vba, I am having a hard to grasp this idea in to code, please help.Userform with 10 comboboxes that share the same selections
I think your second idea is the best, because it prevents the unwanted behavior instead of correcting it.
You can either build a responsive sql which filters out the already selected values, or you could create 10 queries, one for each combobox.
Start by creating a table with values you want to have for your selection.
Make a query like this: (Combobox1) SELECT value FROM Table;
This is the input query for your first combobox.
Create a second query (Combobox2) based on the first query. SELECT value FROM Query1 WHERE value <> Forms!formname!Combobox1
This will be the input query for your second combobox.
Now create a third query based on the second like: SELECT value FROM Query2 WHERE value <> Forms!formname!Combobox2; Which will be the input for your third combobox.
Keep on doing this untill you have a query for each combobox.
I have a report I am doing with SSRS 2008 with some rows that have multiple elements inside them. On the preview the row automatically expands to support the extra elements but however when I export the report to Excel it appears only as a single row with just the one element displayed, although all the elements are there when I double click the row or manually expand it.
I've checked everything...Can grow is set to true and the properties on the text box allows it's height to increase however it seems to ignore these.
Here it is in the preview
http://tinypic.com/r/b4wbdg/8
In Excel
http://tinypic.com/r/r084g3/8
Sorry about the links to the pictures and not in this question
Both CanGrow and CanShrink properties should be set to false. There is nothing like CanGrow and CanShrink in Excel. By setting them to false it will display the height as it is. Otherwise it will set the height to a default value.
This worked for me. Check this Row height not preserved when exporting to Excel thread for more suggestions.
Came across this (again) recently and thought I'd share my take...
Whether Excel correctly renders the height has to do with merged columns. Take note of your column alignments throughout all objects on the page. Any objects not tied to the data table itself (or embedded inside the data table) must be aligned with the columns of the table in question, at least for the cells that need to wrap text. If there is any overlap causing the table columns to be split and the cells of wrapped text to be re-merged, Excel will not recognize the row height by either setting the CanGrow to True or snapping the row to fit within Excel.
In the original post, the user mentioned rows with multiple elements inside of them. It is possible that those elements caused the column to split for the surrounding subtotals or adjacent groups with wrapped text.
Setting the CanGrow to False will simply prevent any automatic sizing of the row height by default for both the web view and Excel export, so I don't know if that's the ideal solution to this problem.
Both CanGrow and CanShrink properties should be set to false
This must be done for all cells in the row of the Tablix!!
Otherwise the data is not properly exported.
reduce the widths of the rows and it fixed my problem
I remove the header of the report, and all works perfectly.
I have other reports and I see now that if I remove the textboxes that are included on the sheet when exporting to excel, then the row heights in excel are sized properly.
I know this is an old question but I've been struggling with it. My issue was that I had a second field in a column where I inserted a placeholder underneath the field in the column. When exporting to Excel I wanted it to be tall enough that the second field would show underneath the main field in the column.
To get it to work for me, I inserted a blank column next to it and made it just wide enough for a single character. Then I click and hit enter several times to force it to be multiple lines. When I export, I have a blank column but otherwise it worked for me.
I'm using Office 2013, and working on a worksheet in Excel.
My question is, is there a way to create a dynamic filter in Excel?
To explain in more detail, I have a dynamic worksheet, where upon opening the user will get a few drop-down options. After the user has selected one option from each of the drop-downs, the worksheet will display a table of data based on the user's inputs. The user can change their selections from the drop-downs after the table has been displayed, and can also clear their selections. If they clear their selection, the table will disappear.
Now, the first column in the result Table will contain Text values, but can also contain blanks. These values or blanks are all decided based on the user's selections in the previously mentioned drop-downs, which are displayed permanently to the left of the table. I want to add a filter to this first column of the result table (and to the rest of the table with it) such that only the non blank cells are displayed in the table every time the drop-downs are changed.
As I understand your need correct, I can give you this solution:
For getting a better result make your range to Table.
Select Power View from Insert items;
A sheet Power View 1 will added to your workbook;
From right pane select Table1 and its fields;
From Filter pane select as you want for filtering.