I am working on a report with 4 seperate data sources. I want my
report to look like this:
Consulting Staffing
Active Pipeline $ 100,000 $ 150,000
Lifetime Value $ 200,000
Instead because Staffing is coming from a difference data source I am
getting a line break after staffing.
Consulting Staffing
$ 150,000
Active Pipeline $ 100,000
Lifetime Value $ 200,000
Is there any way I can make this work?Do you have to use individual data sources? Trying to "unite" your
data sources into a single table within RS, which is what you have
above, can be tricky. However, if you open your report in Design mode
and select "Expressions" for the field for Staffing, you can select
fields from other datasets.
Personally, I do as much manipulation of data within the data backend
(SQL 2005 for me) so that I can get a result-set from a view (or if
the report calls for a ton of grouping and/or calculations, I set up a
stored procedure) that closely approximates how my Report will appear.
HTH!
On Apr 7, 2:51 pm, BLAW <brad...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> I am working on a report with 4 seperate data sources. I want my
> report to look like this:
> Consulting Staffing
> Active Pipeline $ 100,000 $ 150,000
> Lifetime Value $ 200,000
> Instead because Staffing is coming from a difference data source I am
> getting a line break after staffing.
> Consulting Staffing
> $ 150,000
> Active Pipeline $ 100,000
> Lifetime Value $ 200,000
> Is there any way I can make this work?
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