OK, thank you. I checked the updated formula...no errors found. However, it is still saying "others" in my report where the null fields are and its supposed to say "In-Process"
Here is the formula exactly as I ran it:
if isnull({Risk.RiskClass}) then
"In-Process" else
if {Risk.RiskClass} >...
I am entering the formula exactly as you have it and am getting the error: ")Missing"
That is why I changed it the first time because by taking the Is Null out, I was able to have the formula work.
Hi LB,
Running into another problem with this formula. So, The formula posted above that does work it what I am using, only I am adding to it that IF the risk class is "NULL" in the table I am pulling the data from, then I want it to say "In-Process" in the grouping. Right now, the current...
I went into section expert, selected a white background color, and then clicked on the formula button and enterer the following formula:
if remainder(Group #1 Name,2) = 0 then cr#DAE5F7 else crnocolor
I am getting an error "(is missing". The "crDAE5F7" is the custom color I want alternating...
I cannot figure out how to create the drill down option itself off of a group. So I have a report grouped by country, and I want the user running the report to be able to chose a country they want to run the report on using a drill down option, OR they can choose to run the report on 'all'...
We need to change the dsn from one server to another, that may have a different connection string, AFTER we have alread created the report in the development environment utilizing a different server. PLEASE HELP!
Need to create alternate shading within a report that skips over the grouping names I have setup. So one line blue, next line white...etc. Also, need to use a custom color code.
Answered my own question, I grouped the saved formula by "special" order and chose which order I wanted to see the risk classes in.
THANKS VERY MUCH FOR YOUR HELP!!!!
I may have more questions before the day is done.
VERY appreciated LB!!!!!!!
OK, I figure out how to get the wording in there, finally got the formula right. NOW I need to figure out how to group the risk class by the words I added. Here is the formula I used and here is an exmaple of the report.
Formula:
if {Risk.RiskClass} < 34
Then "Low Risk"
else if...
OK, so I have the formula as the following:
if isnull({Risk.RiskClass} <34 then"Low risk" else if {Risk.RiskClass} > 66 then"High Risk" elseif {Risk.RiskClass} in 34 to 66 then"Medium Risk"
When I check it in the formula editor, It says I am missing ")" somewhere.
Also, I have no grouping...
Hi LB,
I am no longer in the office but will be back into this problem in about 10 hours.
The field name in the table I am linking to is {Risk.RiskClass} the data in the field is a number (between 1 and 100). I want to group the report so that if that number is between certain parameters...
I am trying to group the report based off of the risk number within the report. So anything within the risk class field that is between 0-33 I want it to be grouped and say "LOW" as the group name, I dont have the classification of "LOW" anwhere in the table I am pulling the data from, I need...
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