Matrix Display in SSRS

Below is my Booking dataset. I need to use this dataset to create a NEW Matrix Report format.
I PULLED 'REGION' FIELD IN ROW GROUP BASED ON MY QUERY BELOW.
IN COLUMN GROUP I WANT TO USE 2 FIELDS (ONE IS ORDER DATE FIELD WHEN THE REGION VALUE IS EQUAL TO EMEA, APAC, AMERICA, THE VALUE SECTION, I NEED TO USE 'BOOKING AMOUNT' FIELD IN MY QUERY BELOW).
IF THE REGION VALUE SHOW AMERICA-HUB, THE COLUMN GROUP, I NEED TO USE 'REV REC DATE', THEN THE VALUE SECTION, I NEED TO USE 'BILLING AMOUNT' FIELD IN MY BELOW VALUE.
I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO ACHIEVE ON THIS IN SSRS MATRIX REPORT FORMAT. APPRECIATE IF YOU CAN HELP ME. THANKS!
Josey Tang

Below is my Matrix design,
Row Group: I used "Region" field. I would like to set an expression by using the Switch Function to show different Value in the Matrix report format.
Below is my logic.
Logic # 1: If Row Group: Region. Value is EQUAL to "America Hub", the Value section needs to pull "Billing Amount" Field.
Logic # 2: If Row Group: Region. Value is EQUAL to "EMEA" or "AMERICA" or "ASIA", the Value section needs to pull "Booking Amount" field.
My question is "Can I use the Switch Function to handle in the same Matrix Grid? I got an error of my expression since I am not sure how I can combine my above logic 1 and 2 into Switch function.
Appreciate if you can help me.
Thanks,
Josey Tang
The above expression is not correct. In SSRS you should use " for string literals
You can Switch inside Matrix expression
Trabslating your explanation into expression it would be like this
=SUM(Switch(UCase(Fields!REGION.Value)="AMERICA HUB",Fields!Billing_Amount.Value,True,Fields!Booking_Amount.Value))
and for column group use this
=SUM(Switch(UCase(Fields!REGION.Value)="AMERICA HUB",Fields!Rev_Rec_Date.Value,True,Fields!Order_Date.Value))
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Is there any easier way to make my matrix to display properly?
Instead of:
-1 6 10
5 4 -45
to
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below is part of my coding.
System.out.println("\nThe transpose result is");
for(int i=0;i<m3.getRows();i++){
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Thks

Below is my Matrix design,
Row Group: I used "Region" field. I would like to set an expression by using the Switch Function to show different Value in the Matrix report format.
Below is my logic.
Logic # 1: If Row Group: Region. Value is EQUAL to "America Hub", the Value section needs to pull "Billing Amount" Field.
Logic # 2: If Row Group: Region. Value is EQUAL to "EMEA" or "AMERICA" or "ASIA", the Value section needs to pull "Booking Amount" field.
My question is "Can I use the Switch Function to handle in the same Matrix Grid? I got an error of my expression since I am not sure how I can combine my above logic 1 and 2 into Switch function.
Appreciate if you can help me.
Thanks,
Josey Tang
The above expression is not correct. In SSRS you should use " for string literals
You can Switch inside Matrix expression
Trabslating your explanation into expression it would be like this
=SUM(Switch(UCase(Fields!REGION.Value)="AMERICA HUB",Fields!Billing_Amount.Value,True,Fields!Booking_Amount.Value))
and for column group use this
=SUM(Switch(UCase(Fields!REGION.Value)="AMERICA HUB",Fields!Rev_Rec_Date.Value,True,Fields!Order_Date.Value))
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I really enjoy racing games on GT72 because of martix display!
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[Forum FAQ] How do I display disclaimer message popup window before display the SSRS report?

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The requirements is that when you click the report on report manager you will get an popup window with the disclaimer message, only after you read this message you can click the “Agree” button, then you can continue to read the content of the report, if you
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Answer:
To achieve this goal, we can add some JS or JQuery code in the report.aspx file in the path like:”C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10_50.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportManager\Pages”
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Question:
The requirements is that when you click the report on report manager you will get an popup window with the disclaimer message, only after you read this message you can click the “Agree” button, then you can continue to read the content of the report, if you
disagree with it, you can click the “Disagree” button to back to the home or other path you want.
Answer:
To achieve this goal, we can add some JS or JQuery code in the report.aspx file in the path like:”C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10_50.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportManager\Pages”
Find the path of the report.aspx file and add these code in to it.
<script type="text/javascript" src="</script">http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jquery.ui/1.8.9/jquery-ui.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<link href="http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jquery.ui/1.8.9/themes/start/jquery-ui.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<script type="text/javascript">
$(function() {
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//get the report name which you want to add this pop up window.
var reportName = result.split('%2f')[result.split('%2f').length - 1];
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$("#dialog").dialog({
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//display the report after you click the agree button.
document.getElementById("ui_form").style.display = "block";                         }
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Please make sure you have read this information and understand clearly before enter the report.
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Applies to:
Reporting Services 2005
Reporting Services 2008
Reporting Services 2008 R2
Reporting Services 2012
Reporting Services 2014
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Hello,
I was wondering if it's possible have a matrix which shows total credits by month and have drill-down groupings to display the invoice numbers for each credit. Then, once the drill-down is expanded for a particular month, be able to click on the invoice
number and have another table under the matrix display the details of the invoice.
I don't really want a drill-through because that opens a different report in the window, what I want to be able to do is stay on the main report. I also don't want to drill-into the invoice details from the matrix as that expands the matrix out and
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I hope this makes sense - is there a way to do this in SSRS?
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Right-click the [Sum(invoice)] cell to add an action with “Go to report” option, and specify the same report with the parameter below:
Name: invoice
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Operator: =
Value: [@invoice]
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Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
TechNet Community Support

SSRS Reporting : Fill Cell Color according to the Location of the Cell in the Matrix

Hello,
I am trying to achieve below result in the SSRS but facing issues with Cell color Fill Expression when Detail value is NULL.
If you look at the image, it should show exact same colors of the cell irrespective of the values.
But in my case it is not showing color for NULL value cells.
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SWITCH(
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col1" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row1","Yellow",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col1" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row2","Green",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col1" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row3","Green",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col1" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row4","Green",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col2" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row1","Red",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col2" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row2","Yellow",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col2" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row3","Yellow",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col2" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row4","Green",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col3" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row1","Red",
Fields!Columns.Value = "Col3" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row2","Red",
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Fields!Columns.Value = "Col3" And Fields!Rows.Value = "Row4","Green"
Please suggest me to get the colors for the NULL value cells.
I tried with IsNothing() but then it is doing the same color of all NULL cells. I want them exactly same in the figure.
Thank you,
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Hi Mittal,
Based on your dataset table, the matrix should displays as below. Are you manually insert Row1 row and Col3 column in the matrix?
If that is true, the Fill cell color should be displayed as the picture above. Because there are no values for Rows=Row1 and Columns= Col1, Rows=Row1 and Columns= Col2… the expression for those cells has no effect. To achieve your requirement, we can manually
insert those values in the dataset query like below:
SELECT Columns, Rows, Value FROM table
UNION all
select 'Col1' AS Columns, 'Row1' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
UNION all
select 'Col1' AS Columns, 'Row3' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
UNION all
select 'Col2' AS Columns, 'Row1' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
UNION all
select 'Col2' AS Columns, 'Row4' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
UNION all
select 'Col3' AS Columns, 'Row1' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
UNION all
select 'Col3' AS Columns, 'Row2' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
UNION all
select 'Col3' AS Columns, 'Row3' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
UNION all
select 'Col3' AS Columns, 'Row4' AS Rows, NULL AS Value
Then directly add those three field with the fill cell color expression to matrix, the matrix displays:
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