I have a matrix in SSRS 2008R2.
It has the following features:
2 Row Groups (X,Y from let to right as you look at the report)
1 Column Group (Date)
Y is toggled via X; and when first rendered Y groups will not be visible
I'd like all column Y to be initially Visible=False, then if a user expands any of the items in column X, say group item Q, then column Y becomes visible, and all the items in Y associated with Q are also visible.
I understand about using the (Static) columns to expose the column vibility property and I've created a Boolean variable IsYvisible, and used this in the property so that there is now a radio button which switches the column visibility - I want the visibility of column Y to be toggled whenever a user clicks on any of the "+" signs in column X.
Select the tablix and right-click the grey button at the top of your Y column, then select 'Column Visibility'.
Use that for your hide/show/display toggle settings, it sounds like you hid the text boxes inside the column resulting in your blank space.
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I just create a story in VEEML based on a Dataview.
I would like to add a filter that users can use by the "Filters" buttons on top of the new story.
To add a filter based on 1 column of your dataview :
1/ At the bottom of the left menu, click on the database icon to open the datafields options
2/ search the field you want as a filter
3/ Expand that field
4/ In the tab "Filters", check the checkbox
5/ Select the right type of the filter in the the list :
Buttons (multi-values) : It appears as buttons. The user will be able to select 2 or more values.
Buttons (single-value) : It appears as buttons. The user will be able to select only 1 value.
FromTo : use only that type on a field containing an ISO day (format = YYYYMMDD). It appears as 2 calendar fields.
List : the field will be display as a listbox. The user will be able to select 2 values or more and can make a search.
Autocomplete : it appears as a text box. The user can begin to write the value in that textbox and choose the right value he wants to select.
PS : if you have less than 10 distinct values in your field , the buttons could be the best option. Between 10 and 500 distinct values, choose a list. More than 500 distinct values, consider to use an autocomplete field.
6/ Once created, you can specify a specific index in the Filters window for that filter.
For instance, if you create a filter on the field "Year" with the index 10, specify 20 for the field "month" and 30 for the field "Week".
7/ Once done, you can colapse the field and Close the pop-up window.
In google sheets from the table with items and its availability, I'd like to create a drop down list in a way to see only available items - so as in example on the drop down list i'd like to see Items A,B and E only, preferably with the corresponding quantity.
put this formula in Z column and create dropdown via data validation from there referencing Z column (then you can hide whole Z column > right click on column > hide)
=FILTER(A2:A; B2:B>0)
I have a Google Sheet that I am making and I am having trouble with a format. I have columns from A-Q and cells from 4-100, what I want to be able to do is the last column (Q) is for invoice #'s so I want to be able to when someone enters an invoice number the whole row changes color, is that possible?
You need to create a conditional format with the custom formula
=NOT(ISBLANK($Q2))
In the "Format" menu, select "Conditional formatting...", then apply the pictured settings.
Is there a way to hide or show a blank cell in a Pivot table for cells that compute to zero?
Use a number format to hide zero values in selected cells:
Follow this procedure to hide zero values in selected cells. If the value in one of these cells changes to a nonzero value, the format of the value will be similar to the general number format.
1.Select the cells that contain the zero (0) values that you want to hide.
2.On the Format menu, click Cells, and then click the Number tab.
3.In the Category list, click Custom.
4.In the Type box, type 0;-0;;#
Notes
- The hidden values appear only in the formula bar — or in the cell if you edit
within the cell — and are not printed.
- To display hidden values again, select the cells, click the Cells command on
the Format menu, and then click the Number tab. In the Category list,
click General to apply the default number format. To redisplay a date or
a time, select the appropriate date or time format on the Number tab.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/display-or-hide-zero-values-HP005199879.aspx
I have tended to do it this way:
Right click on one of the row labels
Select 'Filter'
Select 'Value Filters...'
Select 'Sum of x' 'does not equal' 0 (where x is the value being summed)
The problem is where Excel falsely reckons the sum is a very small non-zero value. Workaround:
'Sum of x' 'is not between' -0.001 and 0.001 (depending on the precision you are working to)
When programmatically changing the current record in the DataGridView is it possible to make it in such way that this record would be centered (vertically) in the grid? When I change the current record it is shown either as the top row or as the bottom row. I'd like it to be in the middle. Would this be possible/simpler in WPF?
I haven't tried this, but if all rows are the same height, I think you could set the first visible row to the index of your selected row minus half the number of visible rows.
First, select the row you want centered, then:
int x = grid.SelectedRows[0].DisplayIndex;
grid.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = x - grid.DisplayedRowCount() / 2;