Hi,
I want to add a color transparency in textbox on ssrs report on the basis of qty. Sample has been attached.
Any suggestion or anyone familiar with this would be appreciable.
Regards,
Zohan
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Hi,
I want to add a color transparency in textbox on ssrs report on the basis of qty. Sample has been attached.
Any suggestion or anyone familiar with this would be appreciable.
Regards,
Zohan
*This post is locked for comments
Hi Zohan,
Your problem is solved?Right?
Do visual Studio 10 version also contains this data bar property ? What i've seen there's no such property related to data bar exists in visual studio 10 version
Hi Zohan,
Using Sparklines & Data Bars to Visualize Data in SQL Server Reporting Services Reports
When you click view the cell's properties in the property window, there should be a Background Color property. Then you can create conditions. e.g =IIF(Fields!Column.Value = "Approved", "Green", "No Color") Here is an example::
=iif(Fields!Date.Value < today() AND Fields!ID.Value = "a", "RED",
iif(Fields!Date.Value < today() AND Fields!ID.Value = "b", "BLUE",
iif(Fields!Date.Value >= today() AND Fields!ID.Value = "a", "GREEN",
iif(Fields!Date.Value >= today() AND Fields!ID.Value = "b", "YELLOW","WHITE"))))
This checks the date value of "Date" and compares it to today, as well as the text value of "ID" and compares it to "a" or "b".
If the text value is a and the date is before today, make the field red, if its b and before today, then make it blue. If the date value is today or later and the text value is a, then make it green and if the date value is today or later and the text value is b then make it yellow. If none of the conditions match, then make it white.
However when you have many conditions you might prefer 'switch' logic:
=switch( Fields!Date.Value < today() and (Fields!ID.Value = "a" or Fields!ID.Value = "c"), "red",
Fields!Date.Value < today() and (Fields!ID.Value = "b"), "blue",
Fields!Date.Value >= today() and (Fields!ID.Value = "a" or Fields!ID.Value = "c"), "green",
Fields!Date.Value >= today() and (Fields!ID.Value = "b"), "yellow")
etc
(Why not create the report in Excel which has such conditional formatting features?)
This isn't transparency. If you set background transparency based on the value, the background would have a solid color across the whole cell, which would be more or less transparent.
What you're talking about are data bars.
I was talking about this. Color transparency depends on textbox Field quantity
There might be some problem with attachment.
Yes exactly but color temperature graph should be based on quantity of that textbox.
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