The only suggestion I can think of is to design your report inside of a single text box in a table of one cell high and one cell wide. Format...

Here is another article that may have the solution you want. It is much more technical and actually tells how to use Excel's XSLT style sheet feature to achieve the...

This blog post may help you get the output you want:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/robertbruckner/archive/2010/05/16/report-design-naming-excel-worksheets.aspx

Perhaps what you need to do is specify the scope of the RowCount function to a higher level of grouping than the immediate, default scope.

For example, suppose there are three...

I have two hypothetical ideas, but whether either of them would work is dependant upon the data type of the IDs and the structure of the data.

* If the...

It just struck me that maybe when you say "display," you are not referring to the parameter drop-down but to the final rendered report output. If that is the case,...

I don't think there is an exact equivalent in SSRS. The only regions of the report that "know" the current page number are the header and the footer. You cannot...

I think what you need to do is calculate the y-axis aggregate values in the dataset query using SQL or as a calculated field in the dataset. That way you...

Merging vertically is not possible; however, I believe you can achieve the same effect by inserting a nested table inside of text boxes adjacent to the ones you want extra...

With only three items in the list, manually defining the values would seem the easiest way to go. All you have to do is put the numeric data for the...

In my case there is no subreport in this design, so the "Keep Together" property fix does not seem applicable to my situation.

I applaud your steps to respect Ben-Gan's intellectual property. He is certainly the go-to resource for depth of knowledge on all sorts of querying topics.

Here is a bit of actual...

There are a couple of ways to do what you want. No matter what approach you choose, you will have to change the filter to allow for multiple options. The...

Although I cannot tell you why the procedure you are using does not work -- I would have done the same thing more than likely -- I can suggest an...

Just to be clear, are you passing the value from the report parameter to the parameters property of the dataset based on your stored proc? Or did you set up...