SSRS -- Using a List Item to Display Details
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when someone needs to repeat tables or charts per group in SSRS or RDLC reports and the List control is the answer.
Recommended by 5 people across 4 different months, 2015 to 2020.
What it is
A short SQL Server Reporting Services tutorial by Patrick LeBlanc showing how to use a List item in an SSRS report to display groupings and their detail data. It walks through placing a List, grouping it, and nesting tables or charts inside it.
What people said
Recommends Alix · 2015-04 · Stack Overflow · on “Group tables and graphs in SSRS report”
This is perfect, thank you! For anyone else looking through this question, I found this video really helpful: [this video]
Recommends Muhammad Nasir Khan · 2017-02 · Stack Overflow · on “How to display records in blocks in ssrs”
Hey guys I got the answer. I need to add list from the tool bar. In my example every block has one principle and one Vice principle so I have to add one List for these two text boxes and then against each Principle and Vice Principle there are number of faculty staff so I need to add another List inside the parent list. For more information please visit this link [this video] Thanks
Recommends Hannover Fist · 2017-02 · Stack Overflow · on “Run SSRS report for all parameters, then each parameters”
It sounds like you want to use a LIST object to iterate through all of the selections of a single parameter for a table or set of tables and charts. Let me know if I have misinterpreted (as Steve may have). For example, if your parameter is for employees and you want to see data for each selected employee, you would filter the data for the employees selected, then use a list to go through your query one employee at a time - grouping the list by your employee ID field. Inside the list object (which is just a table with one column), you can add your charts, tables and text boxes you need just like the report body. For your idea of having a combined total page first, you would make the page tha
Recommends Master Yoda · 2017-07 · Stack Overflow · on “Add a page to SSRS report”
Why not just use a list control for this? you can hide or show it as you need. There is a good video tutorial for this here: [this video]
Recommends KsV · 2020-06 · Stack Overflow · on “How to display & design list of list in rdlc report”
You need to create a flat contract in your case List<SessionDetailEntity> SessionDetails will be only used. There is no need to use the list in another class. Just add all the extra properties in to SessionDetailEntity class only. Follow the Steps : You can add a list in rdlc design. Add group on the list of rdlc design. Use the property you want to group your data by - which will be your heading. After that add a table and expressions to display data. It will repeat your data as you explained. You can also refer to following youtube video which explains about grouping : [this video]
Cites Abe · 2017-02 · Stack Overflow · on “Local xml file to ssrs report”
I have the following xml <Configuration> <Name>Test</Name> <Description /> <CreatedOn>1/16/2017-2:59:32-PM</CreatedOn> <CreatedBy>admin</CreatedBy> <LastModifiedOn>1/16/2017-2:59:32-PM</LastModifiedOn> <LastModifiedBy>admin</LastModifiedBy> <IsConfigured>False</IsConfigured> <ParentId>3</ParentId> <VersionMajor>0</VersionMajor> <VersionMinor>4</VersionMinor> <LifecycleState>Development</LifecycleState> <Archived>False</Archived> <IsTest>False</IsTest> <RunMode>Timed</RunMode> <SelectedTimeUnit>Milliseconds</SelectedTimeUnit> <PulseInMs>2000</PulseInMs> <ClientLocation /> <IsValid>True</IsValid> <Instrument> <Adapter-Simulator1> <DeviceInstanceName>Sim1</DeviceInstanceName> <DeviceConfigurati
Cites Hannover Fist · 2018-08 · Stack Overflow · on “AARA grouping charts”
To repeat a chart for different groups, use a LIST to do the overall grouping and put your chart or table inside it. Here I have a table of data that I wanted to break up by location. [LINK] I created a List to group by location and put the table inside. Notice the grouping bracket on the left side of the tables. The LIST groups everything. [LINK] You would set the list dataset to the same as your data and group on the field(s) for your grouping. MSDN - Lists [LINK] SSRS Group by in the List Report [LINK] [this video]