Conditional color formating in SSRS 2005

Hi
I have a report with customers bill amount and bill date. The customers have to pay within a grace period of 21 days after bill date
I want to conditionally format the bill_date column so that when the number of days after the 21 days grace period is within 7 days then no color,30 days then blue, 61-90 days then Red
Thanks a lot
Please very urgent
CRM Manager

Hi!
I have almost the same doubt.
Have a date time field, what i need is to change the BackgroundColor if the date
exceeds 6 months or another background if exceeds 1 year.
Obviously i have to compare the date shown on my report with the
current date.
I know that i have to use an expression in the BackgroundColor property of textbox.
Thanks !!!
Please need help!!

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Conditional color formating in SSRS 2008 with dates

Hi!
A Little help please!!
Have a date time field, what i need is to change the BackgroundColor if the date exceeds 6 months or another background if exceeds 1 year.
Obviously i have to compare the date shown on my report with the current date.
I know that i have to use an expression in the BackgroundColor property of textbox.
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you can IIF conditions as below
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Hi, My SSRS 2005 Report Contain Hyperlinks.
When I am exporting this Report into PDF, inside PDF this Hyperlink still showing up and when i click on that, it is redirect on that link.
I want the Hyperlink Active in Report Manager , not after Exporting to PDF.
How can we Remove Hyperlink, when rendering to PDF ? or how can i possibly check is the report is interactive
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SSRS 2005 does not have RenderFormat !
Ah sorry I missed you're on SSRS 2005
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Conditional Coloring for Server 2005 Reports

Hey Guys,
I'm trying to use the Layout version in my Microsoft Visual Studio for Reports - and have no idea how to get my rows to follow a singular color format depending on a columns' input.
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To collect small slices into a secondary, callout pie chart in SSRS 2005

Hi Guys,
There exists a property in pie chart in SSRS-2008 which can consolidate the small slices on pie chart. But I am unable to find the same property in SSRS-2005.
Is this property only available in SSRS-2008 ? If yes how can we achieve the same functionality in SSRS-2005 Pie Chart ?
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Hello,
Based on my research, the CollectedStyle property that collect small slices into one signal slice or a secondary, callout pie chart is available from Reporting Services 2008. So it is not supported in Reporting Services 2005.
For example, you are using the query below to return the SECTION and DIVISION fields as the chart fields: SELECT SECTION , DIVISION FROM TEMP, and you want to collect small slice COUNT(DIVISION) smaller than 5 as the callout pie chart. To work around this
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We can use the query with some conditions like below to return the fields for the main chart:
SELECT CASE
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 WHEN COUNT(DIVISION) >5 THEN SECTION
 END AS SECTION, COUNT(DIVISION) AS DIVISION
FROM TEMP
GROUP BY SECTION, DIVISION
We can use the query like below to return the fields for the callout pie chart:
SELECT CASE
 WHEN COUNT(DIVISION) <= 5 THEN SECTION
 END AS SECTION, CASE
 WHEN COUNT(DIVISION) <=5 THEN COUNT( DIVISION)
 END AS DIVISION
FROM TEMP
GROUP BY SECTION, DIVISION
The following screenshot is for your reference:
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
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Is anybody successfully migrated SSRS 2005 SP2 to SSRS 2014?

what I was doing: Try to migrate the ssrs 2005 sp2 in a old web server to SSRS 2014 in a new server (native mode)
1. old SSRS web server: SSRS 2005 SP2 enterprise edition with window server 2003 (server 1)
2. New SSRS web server: window server 2012 R2, installed sql server 2014 database engine and SSRS. (server 2)
3. backup configuration files, encryption key, we have no custom assamblies from the old SSRS web Server (server 1)
4. Backup the report server databases from the existing old database server. (server 3) (our SSRS web server and SSRS report server databases are in different servers)
5. Created the RSExecRole and grantd all the permissions according to the documentation in the sql server 2014 database server (server 4)
6. Restore the databases to the new database server that is in sql server 2014. (server 4)
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I worked with Microsoft technician, and he said I have to upgrade my old SSRS from 2005 SP2 to 2005 SP4 first then do the migration.   But I saw some article saying that I can migrate the SSRS from 2005 SP2 to SSRS 2014.   Any help is
very much appreciated.
Li-hui Chen

Thank you Katherine for your reply! I was able to bring up the reports in my new Report web server when I restore the RS databases onto a sql server 2008 server. I got the version conflict error when I restore the databases directly onto a sql
server 2014 server. Our goal is migrating the SSRS 2005 SP2 to SSRS 2014 with databases in sql server 2014. Therefore, I will have to migrate the SSRS 2005 to 2014 but host the Reporting server databases in sql server 2008 R2 first, then
upgrade Reporting Server databases to sql Sql server 2014.
Below steps are what I have done so far to migrate the SSRS from 2005 to 2014:
1. install sql server 2014 on a new server (RS server 2- SSRS 2014)
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3. backup the reporting server databases from old database server  (in sql server 2005 sp4) (RS databases server 1)
4. Move config files and encryption key backup files to new RS server 2.
5. Move databases backup files to another server (in Sql server 2008 R2 (RS databases server 2)
6. Restore the backup files to (RS databases server 2)
7. Configure the Reporting services in new server (RS server 2 - SSRS 2014)
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    c. Restore the encryption key
8. Check the reports.
Now, I am able to see all the reports in my new web server(SSRS 2014) and the databases are in the server that is in SQL Server 2008 R2 version.
My collegue will upgrade the database server 2 including the report server databases and some other databases (currently in sql server 2008 R2 version with some other databases).
1. When she upgrades the database server 2 from sql server 2008 R2 to sql server 2014, do I need to do anything on the new reporting service web server?
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service configuration using the configuration manager tool. I will do the database set up and restore the encryption key.  Am I right?
Any comment and suggestion will be great appriciated! Have a nice day!
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Multi line HTML data formatting on SSRS reprot

Hi
I am using SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 , data fetching by Project server database,data value is getting by multi line rich text field.
when showing same data in HTML format
on ssrs reports its shows every style what ever user copy and paste on particular field like font size ,colors and them.
I have requirement to show unique font size and unique family font,I am unable to achieve this using lot of placeholder properties.
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Hi Hasan,
According to your description that the some of the report data retrieved by multi line rich text field, which style show differently in the report, you have tried to create the placeholder using the HTML tag to format the data
but failed to achieve, right?
The issue due to the rich text formatting is not supported in SSRS 2008, Currently, you have mentioned that you tried to using the HTML tag to reformat the text but failed, that may due to Reporting Services support limit HTML tags when defined as placeholder
text. Please see:
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• Fonts: 
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Article have details method about the convert for your reference:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2987501/rtf-to-text-in-sql-server
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Currently we are using SSRS 2005 (Enterprise Edition). We have 3 Reporting Servers and One DB.
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Hi ,
Check the Link Below.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143711.aspx
Requirements
The default configuration option uses default values to configure the core settings required to make a report
server operational. It has the following requirements:
You hardware should meet minimum hardware and software requirements for running Microsoft SQL Server. For more information, see Hardware
and Software Requirements for Installing SQL Server 2012.
Reporting Services and SQL Server Database Engine must be installed together in the same instance. The Database Engine instance hosts the report server database
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hosts the report server databases.
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and the virtual directory names in the format ReportServer_<instance_name> and Reports_<instance_name>.
Setup must be able to use the default values to create the report server databases. These values are ReportServer and ReportServerTempDB. If you have existing databases from
a previous installation, Setup will be blocked because it cannot configure the report server in the default configuration for native mode. You must rename, move, or delete the databases to unblock Setup.
If your computer does not meet all requirements for a default installation, you must install Reporting Services
in files-only mode and then use the Reporting Services Configuration Manager to configure it after Setup is finished.
Do not try to reconfigure your computer only to allow a default installation to continue. Doing so could require
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An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web
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where it originated in the code.
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errors
Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the
current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the
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Hi bbatte,
According to the error message, we still can't figure out what the error is. Please go to
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to see detail information about the error.
Based on my experience, it has reported a lot of issues about the SSRS 2005 PDF rendering. Mostly it caused by unsupported on some characters. Please see:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/robertbruckner/archive/2008/10/27/unicode-in-pdf-font-embedding.aspx
So we suggest you install the latest Cumulative Update package for SSRS 2005.
https://support2.microsoft.com/kb/962970?wa=wsignin1.0
If you still have the issue, please share the information in error log to us. Thank you.
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Is it possible to add conditional column formatting in an Interactive Report in Apex 4.1? I've found numerous examples for older versions using the standard (classic) report, but I haven't found any with the new Interactive Report. Is this possible? and if so, can someone point me in the direction of some documentation or examples?
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JB wrote:
Is it possible to add conditional column formatting in an Interactive Report in Apex 4.1? I've found numerous examples for older versions using the standard (classic) report, but I haven't found any with the new Interactive Report. Is this possible? and if so, can someone point me in the direction of some documentation or examples?
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⋮
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Truecolor.png 24 bits (16,777,216 colors, "truecolor")
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"True color" can also refer to an RGB display-mode that does not need a color look-up table (CLUT).
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Even with true color, monochromatic images, which are restricted to 256 levels, owing to their single channel, can sometimes still reveal visible banding artifacts.
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Using SQL Server 2008 R2:
I have a star schema with a fact table containing the following:
ID BIGINT IDENTITY, FK_Dimension1 BIGINT, FK_Dimension2 BIGINT,
dataValue NUMERIC(20, 8), classification NVARCHAR(20)
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Is there any way I can alter my MDX query so that it works for zero values as well?

Hi Greg,
According to your description, you need to set the measure value to red when associated classification measure value is "confidential", right?
In your scenario, there is a classification value for each record, right? In this case, you can create a measure based on classification, then set the DataValue measure value's color based on the classification measure. Here is the sample query for you reference.
CREATE MEMBER CURRENTCUBE.[Measure].[X] AS [Measures].[DataValue]
, FORE_COLOR=IIF([Measures].[Classification]="confidential", RGB(255,0,0), RGB(0,0,0))
, BACK_COLOR=RGB(255,255,255)
, FONT_SIZE=10
, FORMAT_STRING='#,#.000'
Reference
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-IN/library/ms145573.aspx
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Charlie Liao
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What is the best way to create a SSRS 2005 Line Chart Report for a 12 month period?

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I've previously created a report that displays all patients assigned to the practice for any single month but I’m looking for advice on how to
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practice for any single month) and then use a UNION statement to join all 12 months but I'm sure that isn't the most efficient way to do this. The other challenge with this approach (twelve resultsets combined via a UNION) is that the end-user needs to be
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For the report I’ve previously created that displays all patients assigned to the practice for any single month, the WHERE statement filters the
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start date prior to 11/30/2012 (using the last day of the month selected ensures patients added mid-month would be included)
AND
end date is null or blank (indicates the patient is active) OR the end date is between 11/1/2012 -11/30/2012 (returns patients that leave during the month
selected)
Regarding the query I need to create for the report that displays the peak count each month for 12 months, I'm looking for advice on
how to count patients for each month the patient is assigned to the practice if the patient has been assigned for several months (which applies to most patients). Examples are:
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Given the example above and the fact I'm creating a line chart I think the best way to create this report would be a resultset that looks like
this:
Patient Name
Months Assigned
John Doe
June 2012
John Doe
July012
John Doe
Aug 2012
John Doe
Sept 2012
John Doe
Oct 2012
Sally Doe
Aug 2012
Sally Doe
Sept 2012
Sally Doe
Oct 2012
Sally Doe
Nov 2012
Sally Doe
Dec 2012
Jimmy Doe
July 2012
Jimmy Doe
Aug 2012
Jimmy Doe
Sept 2012
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July 2012 – 2
Aug 2012 - 3
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Oct 2012 - 2
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Dec 2012 - 1
The resultset that displays the peak count for each month would be used to create the line chart (month would be the X axis and the count would
be the y axis).
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If so, any advice on how to create the resultset that lists each patient and each month they were assigned to the practice would be greatly appreciated.
I do not have permissions to create SPs or Functions within the database but I can create temp tables.
I know how to create the peak monthly count query (derived from the query that lists each patient and month assigned) as well as the line chart.
Any advice or help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the replies. I reviewed them shortly after they were submitted but I'm also working on other projects at the same time (hence the delayed reply).
Building a time table and doing a cross join to my original resultset gave me the desired resultset of the months assigned between dates. What I can't figure out now is how to filter months I don't want.
Doing a cross join between my original resultset that had two dates:
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my new resultset looks like this:
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You'll notice that Jan - Sept 2011 isn't listed for Stage 4 assigned on 10/24/2011 as I included a filter in the WHERE clause that states
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SSRS 2005 - Dynamically control the width of columns in Matrix report or Hide any column

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I just want to hide some column without having white space in Matrix report in SSRS 2005. Although I am aware of that perhaps this feature is not available on SSRS 2005. So, I just want to know if we can handle the width of column dynamically(using expressions)
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