RunningValue Problem

Nov 15, 2007

I have a question about using RunningValue.
My data has multiple records for one ID. But I only want to have a
runningtotal based on one value from each ID and grouping by area.


To illustrate my problem,


Area 1
ID 1 4
ID 1 4
ID 1 4
ID 1 4
ID 1 4


ID 2 1
ID 2 1
ID 2 1
ID 2 1


I would like to have the runningtotal to be equal to 5 and not 24.
If I use =RunningValue(Fields!Amt.Value, sum, "Area"), I will be
getting 24.


Currently I'm using a custom code to get the value in the ID group footer but I can't pass
the value to the "Area" group footer.
I tried using ReportItems to pass the value out but received an error.
The error message is given:
"The Value expression for the textbox 'textbox100' refers to the
report item 'textbox28'. Report item expressions can only refer to
other report items within the same grouping scope or a containing
grouping scope." I also tried using code.Total (Total is the global variable holding the sum) at the "Area" group footer but the value is "delayed". Meaning total of Area1 = 0, Area2 = Total of Area1 and so on.Any idea on how to shift the total up?

I also tried RunningValue(Fields!Amt.Value, MAX, "Area"), it only gives me
the maximum value in the Area group, not the running total of all the
maximum values of each ID.


As for RunningValue(Fields!Amt.Value, Count, "Area"), it gives me the
total rows in the Area group.


Is there a way to sum on distinct ID in the Area group? Or inserting
an iif condition in the runningvalue? I tried
Runningvalue(iif(First(Fields!ID.value), Fields!Amt.Value, Nothing),
sum, "Area") since I wanted the first value of each ID but it says it
cannot have an aggregate function within an aggregate.


Is there a method to write something along the line of >>> iif(Fields!
ID.Value = distinct, Fields!Amt.Value, Nothing).

Using Select Distinct in the query doesn't help because the other fields are different and I need to display all the records.



Can anybody help me?

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RunningValue ?

Aug 1, 2006

I am having problems with the following -













this represents the dataset

Date
Customer
Voucher Number
Document Amount
Check Amount







7/15/2006
Company G
101
15.00
45.00

7/15/2006
Compnay G
101
25.00
45.00

7/15/2006
Compnay G
101
5.00
45.00

7/18/2006
Company A
102
35.00
35.00

7/25/2006
Company M
103
45.00
50.00

7/25/2006
Company M
103
15.00
50.00
















This represents the final report
this is what I am getting



Date
Customer
Voucher Number
Document Amount
Check Amount
Check Amount

(Hidden)
Group 1 Header = Voucher Number






(Hidden)
Detail
7/15/2006
Company G
101
15.00
45.00
45.00

(Hidden)
Detail
7/15/2006
Company G
101
25.00
45.00
45.00

(Hidden)
Detail
7/15/2006
Company G
101
5.00
45.00
45.00


Group 1 Footer
7/16/2006
Company G

45.00
45.00
135.00

(Hidden)
Group 1Header = Voucher Number






(Hidden)
Detail
7/18/2006
Company A
102
35.00
35.00
35.00


Group 1 Footer
7/19/2006
Company A

35.00
35.00
35.00

(Hidden)
Group 1 Header = Voucher Number






(Hidden)
Detail
7/25/2006
Company M
103
45.00
50.00
50.00

(Hidden)
Detail
7/25/2006
Company M
103
15.00
50.00
50.00


Group 1 Footer
7/25/2006
Company M
103
60.00
50.00
100.00


Report Footer

Grand Total:
140.00
130.00
270.00










(I am using a table)

I can get the correct total for the Group 1 Footer Check Amount by dividing the Total by a count of the Voucher Numbers, but I have not been able to add the Group 1 totals of the Check Amount for the Grand Total in the footer. I have made various attempts using RunningValue with the Group 1 Check Amount Total field, but always getting a error - mostly that the scope was not correct.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

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An error occurred during local report processing.
An internal error occurred on the report server. See the error log for more details

...and then blows up, requiring a restart. I've tried this on several different reports with same results.

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Hello,

I am trying to create sequential running totals based on the months. I have included the two expression I've been trying to use. I have one group created called table1_MO_NUMBER and four sequential fields that need individual running totals. I am using Reporting Services 2005. The Totals column is the result of the expression. I added an additional column that displays what the running totals should be. Any suggestions would be helpful. Barb













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1
MTD NET ACTUAL
2,235





2
PLAN
3,158





3
FCST
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4
LY MTD NET ACTUAL
1,853
Totals
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Act Bldgt
10,447
2235
iif(Fields!SEQ_NO.Value=1,RunningValue(Fields!BLDGT.Value, sum, Nothing ),0)



JANUARY RunningTotals
Plan Bldgt
#Error
3158
RunningValue(iif(Fields!SEQ_NO.Value=2, Fields!BLDGT.Value, 0), sum, Nothing)




Fcst Bldgt

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Pr Bldgt

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1
MTD NET ACTUAL
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2
PLAN
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3
FCST
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4
LY MTD NET ACTUAL
5,744







Act Bldgt
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4748




FEBUARY RunningTotals
Plan Bldgt
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Pr Bldgt

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MTD NET ACTUAL
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2
PLAN
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3
FCST
3,200





4
LY MTD NET ACTUAL
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Act Bldgt
40,843
8635




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Plan Bldgt
#Error
10518





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I also want the ability to create a batch set of reports for a series of projects, basically they input a list of project numbers, and a new graph is generated for each one. To do this, I created a "batch report" that has a subreport in a table's group with project id being the grouped on field, it passes that project id to the subreport as input.

I get exactly what I want - a new report for each project, but the problem is, running value on the graphs is not working across the projects. It's fine for the first project, but all subsequent projects are getting messed up. For instance, one project with a max budget of 200K is showing with a max budget of 400K, actuals are getting nulled out, etc. It's as if for some reason, the RunningValue isn't getting reset across the subreport....

An example of my value field on one of the lines (not copy and pasted so forgive any syntax errors - I'm not on my development box):





Code Snippet= Iif(MAX(Fields!actual_de.Value + Fields!actual_work.Value) >0, RunningValue(Fields!actual_de.Value + Fields!actual_work.Value, Sum, FakeSeries), Nothing)



(The point of the max is so that the graph stops on months without actuals - that is months that haven't occured yet)

My FakeSeries is just on projectID and is just for the purpose of resetting the Running Value (or so I thought).

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The data for the report, in raw form is:








Value 1
A

Value 1
B

Value 1
C

Value 2
D

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E

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F

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G

Value 3
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In its aesthetic form, it is:








Value 1
A


B


C

Value 2
D


E


F

Value 3
G


H

My question is, how can I use RunningValue() to give me the following row numbers based upon those repeated values acting as grouping, since I'm not using formal grouping in the report design?











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1
A


2
B


3
C

Value 2
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D


2
E


3
F

Value 3
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G


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I've read a bunch of threads and can't seem to find an exact problem as what I'm having.

I believe my problem is simple enough to understand, but might not be that simple to solve. I'm hoping otherwise.

My report shows columns:

CustomerNumber
CustomerName
SummedInvoiceAmounts (summed from SQL query)
Region

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