SSRS 2005 empty rows in matrix

  • Hi all,

    I am having a problem with SSRS 2005 as following

    Scenario: following is a sample table data. I am supposed to create a report with matrix in it and have a row group on day (Order Date) and column group on Month (Order Date) and the value as Order Price.

    Order ID Order Date Order Price

    1.......11-01-2011......5000

    2.......11-03-2011......4600

    3.......11-16-2011......7700

    4.......11-30-2011......2450

    5.......12-05-2011......4980

    6.......12-11-2011......1000

    7.......12-16-2011......6500

    8.......12-12-2011......3000

    9.......12-15-2011......1900

    10......12-16-2011......3000

    Problem: I created a report with a Matrix and grouped as specified in the scenario and I am getting results as following for the above table

    Day November December

    1...... 5000 .........0

    3...... 4600 .........0

    5...... 0 .........4980

    11..... 0 .........1000

    12..... 0 .........3000

    15..... 0 .........1900

    16..... 7770 .........9500

    30..... 2450 ..........0

    But my client wants every day(1 to 31) to show up on the report even though there were no orders placed, with 0 in the values for Months!

    Please help me fixing this issue. Many thanks in advance

  • Use a calendar table and a LEFT JOIN to your order table.



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  • Your query will need to return a 0 for any day that does not have data then.

    Show us your query and we may be able to help produce the desired result.

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