It sounds like Groups might be what you're after. Add a group and set it to group on Branch; there is an option for repeating Group headers on each...

Have you tried refreshing the dataset? Sometimes in Visual Studio 2005 the report will preview with the data the dataset picked up the last time it was refreshed, and...

You can do it in an expression with ReportItems, like this:

=ReportItems!Textbox1.Value / ReportItems!Textbox2.Value

Where Textbox1 and Textbox 2 are the actual names of the fields you want to divide.

Instead of using the expression, what happens if you just change the field's Format to P (in field properties)? That's what I've always used for percentage fields. It...

In SSRS you might be able to do it by just adding a textbox below the detail row with the fixed values

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But you would still need to exclude them...

AFAIK, headers are the only thing that can be configured to repeat at the top of each page (either report headers, table headers, or group headers).

Groups have their own subheaders that you can repeat on each page. In the Edit Group window, check both the "Include Group Header" and "Repeat group header" checkboxes. ...

When you run your query, I assume you are attached to either database X or Y, and the code tells it to call out to the other DB for that...

I would be interested in being corrected on this, but I have been told they are not backward compatible. My understanding is reports developed in 2005 might work in...

In the properties for the tablix, is there anything on the Sorting tab?

What is the data type of the field agrtid? If it isn't INT, you probably have some implicit conversion going on which can affect performance. Otherwise, it might...

AFAIK you need to enter credentials on all data-driven subscriptions. They are entered on all our data-driven subscriptions - we have a special reporting user for the credentials.

First see what data source the report is using. In SSRS, when you have the report open go to Properties -> Data sources. Usually, you'll see a pathway...

AFAIK if you set defaults for all of a report's parameters, it will automatically run for those defaults. Since this report has one parameter and you are specifying a default,...

It sounds like the password might have been changed for the user whose credentials are used for the data source. I would start by checking the data source in...