Something like a running total...

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Something like a running total...

marty.seed

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November 9, 2009 at 9:13 am

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Hello!
I am tracking our company's inventory in a SSRS 2008 Tablix report. I am displaying the inventory for each day, at the end of the Month I need to display the Month inventory...basically the inventory on the last day of the month.
Select invDate, Branch, Month(invdate) as Month_,
InvBalance
From DailyInventory
Matrix row group=Branch
column group=Month_, invDate

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Nick_UK SSCommitted Points: 1909 More actions · Answer 1

Could you do a sum on the values where the invdate equals the max invdate within the month grouping, something along the lines of,

SUM(IIF(invdate = MAX(invdate,"Month"),InvBalance,0)

marty.seed SSCrazy Points: 2661 More actions · Answer 2

That's not working, I am trying to do this in a Matrix so it is not recognizing that "cell" as having any data

marty.seed SSCrazy Points: 2661 More actions · Answer 3

We are definitely on the right track here, I need to find the value for the max(date) and pass it to the "Total" cell...now how to do this??? :w00t:

marty.seed SSCrazy Points: 2661 More actions · Answer 4

I figured out how to do it for the weekly total rows...

=iif(InScope("Date2"), sum(Fields!Sales.Value), last(Fields!Sales.Value))

Now the conundrum lies in trying to total the total columns correctly

Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004312 More actions · Answer 5

marty.seed (11/10/2009)
I figured out how to do it for the weekly total rows...
=iif(InScope("Date2"), sum(Fields!Sales.Value), last(Fields!Sales.Value))
Now the conundrum lies in trying to total the total columns correctly

Hi Marty,

Did you ever get this sorted out?

--Jeff Moden

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