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Thanks! Your tip worked great. Now I have a similar issue which cannot be solved via the Graph menu. I'd like to set the axis number format dynamically (e.g sometimes axis numbers need to be formatted as percentages, sometimes as integers). I don't know ahead of time what the format needs to...

I'd like to automatically override the default min/max axis values for a graph, based on the report data. For example, if all the values are in the range of 0.98 to 1.0, I'd like the min axis value to be 0.97 and the max value to be 1.1. By default, MSTR Web gives me a min value of 0 and a max...

Thanks for the tips. I solved the challenge by doing the following: 1. Created a custom document handler which, based on the description of the document, sets the document execution flag to return XML only. 2. Created a custom document transform which also checks for the document description...

Narrowcaster is not an option either (no budget for licensing it). I'm looking into capturing the report XML and passing it into a custom dll that would launch Excel on the server, but I haven't been able to figure out how to get the pre- and post-macro options from the report yet.

I need to customize Web 7.5.x so that when an HTML document is executed, the following events take place in the web server: 1. Embedded report 1 is exported to existing Excel workbook (and pre-export macro is executed) 2. Embedded report 2 is exported to same workbook as in 1 (and post-export...

I followed your suggestion and wrote handlers for all possible events... the only one that was raised was ProgressNotification, with the message "Server created job". Interestingly, the event was raised only when I paused the program (throught the debugger) for a few seconds after...

I'm creating a C# application that uses the MSTR SDK to run reports and haven't been able to run prompted reports yet. The ResolvePrompts event doesn't seem to be raised even though I think I've created all the necessary event handling code. Anyone with experience doing this please contact me...

I've used EM extensively to monitor and improve report performance. By capturing usage statistics (most popular reports, most frequently hit tables, longest running reports, etc), you can get a pretty good idea of the changes you need to make to your database to improve query performance.