Hi
Can someone help debug this error while downloading to EXCEL format from RS? I notice that whenever i trim down the length of my report name, the error has not occurred.
The error encountered was:
Hi
Can someone help debug this error while downloading to EXCEL format from RS? I've notice that whenever I trimmed down the length of my report name, the error has not occurred.
The error encountered was:
Hello,
Currently, I have to manully create RS 2005 reports which I export into an Excel later. Is there a way to create a SSIS package that could automate this somehow?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and ideas!
Hi All,
For developing a report I'm using SQL Server 2000 with SP4 & MS Visual Studio .Net 2003. After expoting a report in excel format file, the size of the excel file is so much big that while openning the report file it seemed to be hanged the PC.
Is there any way to reduce the size of the excel in reporting services?
Thanks,
Uttam Kr. Dhar
Medi Assist India Pvt. Ltd.
We are using SSRS 2012. We have a report that conditionally formats a background color for some cells. The report renders properly in a browser and in Excel 2003 format. In Excel format all cells after the first one that meets the condition are highlighted, even if only one cell should.
The sample expression that triggers this condition looks like this:
=IIF(Fields!VIOL_NOTE.Value="Internal","Green","No Color")
All cells after the first one that meets the condition Fields!VIOL_NOTE.Value="Internal" have a green background.
Excel 2003 (proper) results:
Excel (improper) results:
I have created SSRS report which has many overlapping objects, the output in PDF format seems to good but in word format it is not giving the required output.
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Hi,
I want to download data to excel in which each filename varies depending on the day i download them.
Ex.
ExportFile_09272007.xls
Can this be possible?
cherriesh
Hello Everyone,
I need to modify an excel format before impor my report into this format from reporting service...
Eg.:
I need yo change the workbook name, it takes the name from my report...
If you have some examples pliz help me!
Thank's
Karla
have just implement Microsoft Dynamics NAV. and I'm trying to learn how to use this Excellent tool powerpivot add on, But when I'm trying to connect it to any SQL table that support Dynamics NAV I have an error message while downloading the table :"do not have enough memory or I should use Excel 64 bits instead 32 bits".when I check CPU memory Utilization we are just using less tha 20%. I'm working on a remote server and the using Excel 2010.
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I am using SQL reporting services 2005 to generate the report,were i am displaying the date,the problem is when i deployed and use different format(XML,CSV,PDF) to see the result,the required dateformat is not displayed in the XML format.so if at all i want the required format then i want to know how to customize CSV format, What i need to do plz do provide me the links for the reporting services.i am just a beginner with reporting services.
Thanks in advance,
regards,
Rakshit
I have created an package in SSIS and getting some problem when i am export date from OLEDB to Excel its format getting change. I am passing date format MM/dd/yyyy and its showing yyyy-MM-dd.
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I am using 'SQL Server 2005 Reporting Service' in my project. I am using sub-reports in many cases. Whenever I export such reports containing sub-reports to 'Excel' format which is the major client requirement in our project, the exported excel file shows 'Subreports within table/matrix cells are ignored.'
Can anybody tell me the solution for this? If not possible in reporting service then is there any other way to get data in excel format?
Thanks.
-Salil
I manually build my url for my reports. In the url I build, I can specify the output format I would like it to automatically use when the report opens. However, it always first opens the dialog box to either Save, Open, or Cancel. Is there anyway to bypass this and just open it in the format I have coded in the url? Thanks.
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Firstly sorry if this already exists but I can't find it the answer anywhere.
I'm running Visual Studio 2005 Reporting Service. I have a SQL query which is reutrning a count of second which I need to display in HHH:MMS format.
integer value = 144322 which is displaying as 16:05:22 or 02/01/1900 16::05
the end result needs to be 40:05:22
It is quite visable what SQL is doing but I am having big issues around how to reach the result.
Any help much appreciated.
SUM(Call_Length) AS Total_Talk_secs,
DATEADD(second, SUM(Call_Length), '00:00:00') AS Total_Talk_Time,
Hi, this question is related to Reporting Services on SQL Server 2000. When creating a report and setting it to send via email as an attached excel spreadsheet, the email is in the format HTML. Does anyone know if it possible to default this format to something else like Rich Text. I have a feeling that this might involve a change to the RSEmailDPConfiguration within the RSReportServer.config file but am not sure which tag needs changing or adding.
Any help/suggestions greatfully received.
Facing problem while loading date in MS SQL Server 2005 from excel file (csv format).
How to load the excel file data without changing the excel file (csv format) .
see the [Start Date] and [ Exp End Date] having values like this : " 2015/07/31"
I have a foreach loop that is processing all .xls files then moving them to a processed directory.Problem is that when I try to open the original file which is in .xls 97-2003 format, it's giving me a file error that SSIS could not read. Found out the problem was called Extension Hardening. I fixed it in the registry according to a website I found and I thought about writing a Batch file or Script to handle it, however SSIS still can't read unless I open and "save-as" to another format. It even works if I still save it in 97-2003 format just has to be a different file.How can I open and resave the files (all excel files in directory through a loop) and rename them the same?
For example:
Original file named "ABCDEFG_08_15_2015.xls"
Can I loop through all files in the directory and name each one differently say "REVISED_ABCDEFG_08_15_2015.xls" so I can read them through SSIS?I think I need a @filename variable or something for that..
Does anyone at Microsoft know what the story is for openxml format support in reporting services?
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=Format(First(Fields!startdate.Value, "DataSet2"), "MM/dd/yyyy")
I have a URL format for image, like: [URL] .... then how can I set this URL path to SSRS report, and let the image can appears at SSRS report?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI want a ssrs report with two tables adjacent,using same data set. I want to start row number/records in second table where rownumber of first table ends.and in second page first table should start where second table of first page ends.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have a huge problem with reporting services..
For any reports I am running it interprets all of my dates as US format.
for instance I'm using the following code snippet to specify the date range of a report
CAST(@FromYear + '-01-' + @FromMonth AS DATETIME) AS froom MIN(allpartmaster.snlcat) AS cat, DATEADD(dd, - 1, DATEADD(mm, 1, CAST(@ToYear + '-01-' + @ToMonth AS DATETIME))) AS toooo
these are then used to not only limit the sql statement's return set but also as labels on the report for clairfication.
parameters are of string type but are passed the likes of
@FromMonth = '06'
@FromYear = '2006'
@ToMonth = '03'
@ToYear = '2007'
Now I run the report on my developemtn machine with out any problems the above returns
froom = '01/06/2006' the 1st of june 2006
toooo = '31/03/2007' the 31st of March 2006
now when the report is deployed and run on the server the above returns
froom = '06/01/2006' 6th of January 2006
toooo = '02/02/2007' 2nd of Feb 2007
so the dates are being displayed in the correct format for what they are.. but the actual processing of the reports on the report server is flipping them to US format initially and then back to UK format to display them.
I'm at a loss to understand why.. my browser's language settings are UK and my server's windows regional settings at UK as well...
does anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening?
I need to generate a report in XML format . Expected XML format is
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns:SPO xmlns:ns="urn:abc:SparePartOrder">
<SPOrecset>
<SPOK>
<ZCODE>O</ZCODE>
<KNDNR>00009999</KNDNR>
[Code] ....
I have tried two methods to get the above XML format.
1. Modified XML Nodes - Created a stored procedure which returns the required informations from database. To get the XML format I have modified XML Nodes using DataElementName property from SSRS. I have added the
following code in rsreportserver.
<Extension Name="Custom XML" Type="Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.DataRenderer.XmlDataReport,Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataRendering">
<OverrideNames>
<Name Language="en-US">Custom XML</Name>
[Code] ...
When I run the report and export it to XML , I got the XML as given below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Report Name="POExportToGermany">
<SPOrecset>
<SPOK_Collection>
[code] ...
Here the format is not in the expected format.
2. Using Stored Procedure:- Using Stored procedure I am able to create the expected XML format.
When i click on this link I can see the data in expected XML format. But the problem is I am not able to show this data in report. Dataset is showing the above .XML as given below. How can I generate report using SSRS with expected XML format? What are the procedures to get the above XML format.
How can I format the calendar in format: Jun/2015 or August/2015 in ssrs.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI am trying to do an IF statement based on the parameter (Average or Total). However I am struggling with how to put the two together.
=Floor(Sum(Fields!Avg_ACD_Time.Value)/ 3600) &":"& Format(DateAdd("s",Sum(Fields!Avg_ACD_Time.Value), "00:00"), "mm:ss")
=IIF(Parameters!ReportType.Value="Average", Sum(Fields!ACD_Calls.Value)/CountRows(), Sum(Fields!ACD_Calls.Value))
I have a image in SSRS which is of PNG in format. when I preview the image it is coming as expected but if I export that to PDF the image is having the black color back ground. One more point to be noted here is my actual image file is having a small shading in it which is not visible properly, but the same back ground is coming with full black color line in the PDF form.
Another issue is : I have 3 sub reports in my SSRS report. In the preview I can see the data is coming in order of sub reports but if I export it to PDF the second sub-report data is coming at the end of the report and first and 3rd sub reports are fine. But If I have only one record for 2nd sub-report the order is same in both the Preview page as well as in the PDF format.
Below is list of Date/Time which is my output in SQL Management Studio. When I move this into SSRS and use the DateTime custom function it shows the the Date/Time correctly if there is a time element. However it's defaulting the 00:00:00.000 to 12:00:00 PM which is incorrect.
I would like the SSRS to show as Format dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm but still show the 00:00 element.
DTTMOFDEATH
2015-05-15 00:00:00.000
2015-05-13 00:00:00.000
2015-05-28 09:30:00.000
2015-06-04 00:00:00.000
2015-05-19 00:00:00.000
2015-01-12 00:00:00.000
[Code] ....
I get this error : [rsRuntimeErrorInExpression] The Value expression for the textrun ‘Textbox34.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]’ contains an error: Input string was not in a correct format.
When i put this Expression in new field that i called C:
Fields!A.Value/Fields!B.Value
Fields!TaskStartDate.Value & Fields!TaskName.Value & Fields!StatusForExecutiveReporting.Value & Fields!NotesForExecutiveReport.Value
This is my expression in a cell.when i run my report task start date value is something like the:
01/25/2015 8:00:00AM.
I want this date to be in this form: jan 2015
I have a matrix report and as per the requirement, I must format the row colors. First row must be no color and second row must be light blue. This color formatting would repeat for remaining rows in the matrix. I tried to select the entire row in the matrix, selected "Background Color" option and in "Expression" window, I entered "=IIf(RowNumber(nothing) MOD 2, "White","LightBlue")".This resulted in the color formatting of columns in the matrix report.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am using SSRS 2008 R2 and have a report set up on a subscription to be exported to a .TXT file and placed in a network drive folder. The report generates as it should and is placed in the network folder as it should and the file format is .TXT. However, when the text file is uploaded to an ftp site, the results of the very first record within the system the file is uploaded to, has 3 weird leading characters.
But the rest of the records are imported perfectly, as they should be. The system that the file is being uploaded into is not our system, it is a system at a USA Today Newspaper office and is an IBM iSeries server with the programming language of LANSA (Never heard of it).
I have edited the report server configuration file to give the ability to export the report to a .TXT file format and I have included the code snippet on here. Maybe I have missed something, not sure. I have also included the screenshot of the file upload results that were sent to me by USA Today. Is there anything I can do to get those 3 characters to not show up in the first record?
Report Server Config Snippet:
<Extension Name="TXT" Type="Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.DataRenderer.CsvReport,Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataRendering">
<OverrideNames>
<Name Language="en-US">TXT (Pipe delimited)</Name>
[Code] ....
I have @for_dte parameter(date data type) in a ssrs report
using below expression
=Format(Parameters!for_dte.Value, "dd/MMM/yyyy") -i got Output:10/Oct/2015
but i need Output:10/OCT/2015(ie OCT in capitals).
How can i achieve that using expression.
I have the below sample values in a column
0.25
0.50
0.50
How and what expression to be used to display in SSRS as shown below
50%
100%
100%