Monday, March 19, 2012
Conditional totals
professional) and then total by institution and system. I have to total
systems that contain only community college information where there are only
undergrads. I would like to remove one of the totals based on the condition.
My example:
School Student Level #
**Community College First Time Freshmen 2100
Sophomore 1800
Total Undergrads 3900
Total at **Community College 3900
I would like to conditional remove the "Total Undergrads" for only community
colleges, but leave it for the universities within the state. Is there a way
of doing this so I don't have two totals giving the exact same total?
Thanks
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ChrisI forgot to mention this is in a matrix format, where the sub-total give me
the situation in which I seek an answer.
Thank you much,
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Chris
"cmcdavid" wrote:
> I work in higher ed and have totals for student levels (undergrad, grad,
> professional) and then total by institution and system. I have to total
> systems that contain only community college information where there are only
> undergrads. I would like to remove one of the totals based on the condition.
> My example:
> School Student Level #
> **Community College First Time Freshmen 2100
> Sophomore 1800
> Total Undergrads 3900
> Total at **Community College 3900
> I would like to conditional remove the "Total Undergrads" for only community
> colleges, but leave it for the universities within the state. Is there a way
> of doing this so I don't have two totals giving the exact same total?
> Thanks
> --
> Chris
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Conditional Formatting Question
This is what I've tried to take care of the scores:
=IIf(Fields!Score.Value <= 159 and Fields!Score.Value > 100,"Red", "Green")
Two issues:
I want all other scores (< 100) to be Black and
I'm not sure how to deal with the state abbreviations. I'm assuming this is why I receive this error:
[rsRuntimeErrorInExpression] The Color expression for the textbox ‘Score’ contains an error: Input string was not in a correct format.
Preview complete -- 0 errors, 1 warnings
All data is stored as varchar.
Hello,
Yes, the reason you get that warning is because your field is stored as varchar. I think this will do what you want, you can add additional conditions for different colors.
=Switch(
IsNumeric(Fields!Score.Value) and cInt(Fields!Score.Value) >= 160, "Green",
IsNumeric(Fields!Score.Value) and cInt(Fields!Score.Value) > 100, "Red",
1=1, "Black"
)
Jarret
|||Thanks. That did it.