January 18, 2013 at 5:57 am
Hi
I have SSRS (2008) Report which
line MTDYTDTotal
Line 1- Balance 10000200001208987
Line 1- Volumne 100200330
Line 1- Avg 426778
Line 2- Balance 10000200001208987
Line 2- Volumne 100200330
Line 2- Avg 426778
Line 3- Balance 10000200001208987
Line 3- Balance 100200330
Line 3- Volumne 426778
I want to add percentage sign only for Avg. Tried various things but nothing working. Anybody knows how to do this.
So Avg should be like 42%, 67%, 78%
All are numeric fields. Spread sheet attached having table
Many Thanks
Vandana
January 18, 2013 at 7:19 am
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January 21, 2013 at 4:46 am
use below expression in Avg column
="%" & cstr(Avg.Value)
January 21, 2013 at 5:01 am
try below expression
=IIF(instr(Fields!Line.Value, "Avg")," %" & CSTR(MTD.value),MTD.value)
January 22, 2013 at 3:51 am
vandana_j79 (1/18/2013)
HiI have SSRS (2008) Report which
line MTDYTDTotal
Line 1- Balance 10000200001208987
Line 1- Volumne 100200330
Line 1- Avg 426778
Line 2- Balance 10000200001208987
Line 2- Volumne 100200330
Line 2- Avg 426778
Line 3- Balance 10000200001208987
Line 3- Balance 100200330
Line 3- Volumne 426778
I want to add percentage sign only for Avg. Tried various things but nothing working. Anybody knows how to do this.
So Avg should be like 42%, 67%, 78%
All are numeric fields. Spread sheet attached having table
Many Thanks
Vandana
If you are calculating the average value and then showing in the report, just use the FormatPercent function in the expression.
--Divya
March 27, 2013 at 10:51 am
If you are calculating the average value and then showing in the report, just use the FormatPercent function in the expression.
--Divya
This is fine if the value is still a ratio, like .29. If the user already has 29 (multiplied .29 *100) then can do just a
CSTR(Fields!yourfield.value) + " %" in the cell's expression.
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