Is it possible to freeze a tablix's column headings when exporting to Excel, without having a Header element?
Might I add that the tablix is not the first element on the report, but below a logo and textbox.
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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 have a slicer containing values from 0.00-1.00, connected to a pivottable.
I would like to have a scrollbar to control these slicer values instead of having to select them individually.
I have looked into the timeline option, but that obviously only applies to dates, which I can't use.
The second option I have been trying is the ActiveX controll scrollbar. I thought I'd then use the scroll bar as a maxium value for the slicer, but I don't know if it's possible to connect the slicer to a cell?
I ended up adding the slicer content as an extra row in the Pivottable and then recording a macro where I filter the content to some arbitrary values.
I then adjusted the macro to reference the cell values linked to the scroll bar.
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.
I have to render an excel sheet in ag grid on an angulart2 project. The data will be displayed in form of excel sheet where Columns will be maximum used columns in excel A, B, C...etc. and rows will be maximum used rows in excel 1,2,3..etc. Each cell in the sheet will have its own unique style and data. How can I render such grid in ag grid where I will set each cells styling separately without any performance lag?
There's a good example of excel sheet rendering using ag-grid and sheetJS which should give you all the options that you need:
https://www.ag-grid.com/javascript-grid-excel/?framework=javascript#example-custom-xlsx&gsc.tab=0
I am trying to hide a column when exporting to Excel, although the column should still be rendered, only hidden. For instance, if I export columns A, B, C and D, only A, B and D should be visible, with C hidden.
If I set the visibility to false within the SSRS designer, it completely omits the column.
Is this possible to achieve?
If you use a column group, set the visibility as hidden and to be toggled by a textbox, it will export the hidden column and put a little + at the top of the spreadsheet to allow you to expand the hidden column.
If you're unsure what to group on, you can always group on 1 (literally the number 1 in the group by properties). This will always show a single column with whatever you then select in the textbox.
I was able to do it without grouping using Report Builder 3.0. I highlighted the column that I wanted hidden, and opened the "Column Visibility...". I set it to "Hide" when the report is initially run, and then just chose a text box (not a field) in the drop down "Display can be toggled by this report item".
Hiding the column:
Excel screenshot: