how to add percent to matrix AND on it's own row? Very Hard

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how to add percent to matrix AND on it's own row? Very Hard

KoldCoffee

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April 1, 2015 at 12:44 pm

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I think the key reason I am having trouble getting a % within the matrix is that I have row groupings which restrict the available data, at the time that I need to make a comparison between that row groupings total and the ungrouped data's metric.
or said another way, is it possible to create an switch statement that says, give me a count of all "External" with ReferralID=1 and divide that by a count of All Referral IDs and pivot by month. Am willing to use a second dataset or use any clever mechanism to make it happen.
would love someone to review and see if they have ideas on this.
how to add % rows to a matrix?
Need SSRS to look like this.
Ref Type--------------row description----------------Jan----------Feb----------Mar----------Apr--->
1--------------------------contacted--------------------2-------------1-------------1-----------0----->
1-------------------------%contacted-----------------66%----------100%---------50%----------0%---->
1--------------------------interviewed------------------1-------------0-------------1------------1----->
1-------------------------%interviewed---------------33%----------0%-----------50%----------100%-->
2--------------------------contacted-------------------3-------------5--------------2-----------3----->
2-------------------------%contacted-----------------75%---------83%----------100%---------100%-->
2--------------------------interviewed-----------------1-------------1---------------0-------------0----->
2-------------------------%interviewed---------------25%----------16%----------0%-----------0%---->
I am able to build the matrix but without the % rows. I am using an IIF expression to accomplish that as follows:
=iif(Fields!row_description.Value = "Internal", count(Fields!ReferralID.Value),
count(Fields!ReferralID.Value)
)
But I don't know how to build it out to return the % ROWS underneath corresponding row_descriptions :
RDL attached.
DDL for table and data
--create table
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Referral](
[ReferralID] [INT] NOT NULL,
[RefDate] [SMALLDATETIME] NULL,
[RefType] [VARCHAR](20) NULL,
[row_description] [VARCHAR](20) NULL)
--data for table
INSERT INTO [dbo].[Referral](ReferralID, [RefDate] ,[RefType], [row_description])
VALUES
(1,'2015-01-01',1,'contacted'),
(2, '2015-01-01',1,'interviewed'),
(3,'2015-01-01',2,'interviewed'),
(4,'2015-01-01',2,'contacted'),
(5,'2015-01-01',2,'contacted'),
(6,'2015-02-01',1,'contacted'),
(7,'2015-02-01',2,'contacted'),
(8,'2015-02-01',2,'interviewed'),
(9,'2015-02-01',2,'contacted'),
(10,'2015-02-01',2,'contacted'),
(11,'2015-01-15',1,'contacted'),
(12,'2015-02-20',2,'contacted'),
(13,'2015-01-15',2,'contacted'),
(14,'2015-02-20',2,'contacted'),
(15,'2015-03-01',1,'interviewed'),
(16,'2015-03-12',2,'contacted'),
(17,'2015-03-04',1,'contacted'),
(18,'2015-03-22',2,'contacted'),
(19,'2015-04-01',1,'interviewed'),
(20,'2015-04-12',2,'contacted'),
(21,'2015-04-04',2,'contacted'),
(22,'2015-04-22',2,'contacted');

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pietlinden SSC Guru Points: 63503 More actions · Answer 1

Looks like if you created a subreport for this part:

1--------------------------contacted--------------------2-------------1-------------1-----------0----->

1-------------------------%contacted-----------------66%----------100%---------50%----------0%---->

1--------------------------interviewed------------------1-------------0-------------1------------1----->

1-------------------------%interviewed---------------33%----------0%-----------50%----------100%-->

You could do the % under that, and you'd be good to go, right?

KoldCoffee SSCoach Points: 18971 More actions · Answer 2

That's the defacto report. Do you mean something SSRS-y when you say 'sub_report'?

I'm able to create the above matrix, minus the % rows and it's the % rows I need to incorporate.

Also, I can't have the % at the very bottom. They need to be ordered as I have shown.

Does that make sense? Doable?

pietlinden SSC Guru Points: 63503 More actions · Answer 3

Grrr... I hate SSRS... in a minute I'm going to give up and try this in Excel!!! SSRS absolutely BLOWS!!!

KoldCoffee SSCoach Points: 18971 More actions · Answer 4

I am going to change my query, that's how frustrated I am. I have begun, and am testing.

pietlinden SSC Guru Points: 63503 More actions · Answer 5

I give up (for now)... this is as close as I got. Can't figure out how to do the

Count

Percent

part. The rest works a champ.

pietlinden SSC Guru Points: 63503 More actions · Answer 6

I think I got it... and it's not even an April Fool's joke...