August 21, 2008 at 1:48 pm
Hi all
I have wasted a lot of time trying to reach this result:
When I have just one group in rows...it's easy...I only have to make something like:
=SUM(Fields!Value.Value)/SUM(Fields!Value.Value,"Month_Group")
But my problem is how can I identify the subtotal 15 for Customer A and subtotal 3 for customer B (with nested aggregate...since it is contained in groups: "Month_Group" and "Prod_Group"), since if I do:
-SUM(Fields!Value.Value,"Customer_Group") it sums all the rows;
-SUM(Fields!Value.Value,"Month_Group") it sums all the columns...result is 15+3=18...but I want to identify the number 15 for the first Customer_Group=Customer A and identify the number 3 for Customer_Group=Customer B.
I know this (neste aggregations) is a limitation in SSRS 2005, but I've seen some workarounds using Code...but it doesn't fit my problem...
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
January 4, 2010 at 8:56 am
I have the same question, did you ever receive a solution?
January 4, 2010 at 11:19 am
jfrance (1/4/2010)
I have the same question, did you ever receive a solution?
This post has more than 1 year...glad to see someone replying...lol
Yes, you just "play" with INSCOPE function. Take a look and then let me know.
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