October 24, 2008 at 6:59 pm
Can anyone help me with this issue. I have a column in a table call "description." Within description, there are several categories including the category "subtotal". Would it be possible to bold then move (using an expression)the "subtotal" from left to right (based on certain conditions) to display the "subtotal" category and the amount.
For example, If(Fields!description.value = "Subtotal" and ItemLevel = 0, "Bold" (then a statement to move subtotal to the right).
I appreciate any help I can get with this issue.
Thanks
Leonie6214
October 27, 2008 at 9:48 am
Is it possible to Group By to have the automated subtotal/group footer for the subtotal?
If not
you can use the IIF(Description.value = "Subtotal",true_condition,false_condition) statement in the text field properties
Bold: Font -> FontWeight
IIF(Description.value = "Subtotal",Bold,Default)
TextAlign
IIF(Description.value = "Subtotal",Right,Default)
October 27, 2008 at 9:05 pm
Thanks for your help with this issue. No I don't think it's possible to use group by.
I tried your suggession to entered the expression in FontWeight properties and TextAlign. Subtotal did not get bolded and it did not move to the right. However, the criteria for the expression has changed slighty.
See example of the data I am working with in Report Designer. Please note that the data is in a tabe:
Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4 Col5 Col6
Description Quantity UnitsOfMeasure UnitPrice TotalPrice
Fix Supply
Retail Charges
Subtotal -------------------------------------------> Subtotal TotalPrice_Second (Value for subtotal)
State taxes
Federal Taxes
Subtotal Taxes--------------------------------------->Subtotal Taxes TotalPrice_Second (Value for subtotal taxes)
1. In the text field property, I am simply just displaying the field TotalPrice_Second.Value
2.I would like to be able to move subtotal to the right to line up under the totalPrice column.
This expression =IIF(Fields!Description.Value = "Subtotal", "Right", "General") is not working maybe because the data is in a table.
3.The rule for making the line bold is: IIF(ISNotNull(Fields!TotalPrice_Second.Value) and Fields!Description.Value= "Subtotal", "Bold", "Normal") (Not sure what the correct syntax should be)
I really appreciate your effort in helping me with this issue.
November 3, 2008 at 10:21 pm
ERROR:
Bold - Not Declared
and not Identified error
=IIF(Fields!MEASURES.Value="Total Cost",Bold,Normal)
November 5, 2008 at 9:19 am
You could have two of the same subtotal, and control the visibility of each one by setting the "Hidden" property to use a formula similar to what you have for font weight and such. One of the two would be in the normal location, and the other in the "moved to the right" location.
Steve
(aka smunson)
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November 5, 2008 at 10:37 am
I resolved this issue a few days ago by using a frontweight expression and a text alignment expression as indicated by the previous member (Jerry Hung)
Thank you all for your input on this issue.
January 14, 2009 at 8:15 am
De correct syntax to make conditional bold should be:
=IIF(Fields!R03_Niveau2Naam.Value = "Totaal","Bold","Default")
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