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Display Multi values in single row in SSRS report Using Fetch XML

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Posted on by Krishna potdar 317

Dear all,

I have implemented the SSRS report it it based on Fetch XML.

Now Scenario is like this i want to display the Names one after another using comma separator after the each name in a single row.

Usually we get the Names like this in a table 

Column name (Name)

Test

Test1

Test2

Test3

But i want to get Like this(mentioned below) in the report Either using table or Matrix with in a single Row.

Name: Test,Test1,Test2,Test3

please can anyone suggest me on the same

Regards,

Krishna.

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  • Suggested answer
    jestuder Profile Picture
    jestuder 158 on at

    Check out this link on SSRS join function:

    social.msdn.microsoft.com/.../ssrs-concatenate-field-in-one-string-delimited-by-comma-without-sql

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    Syed Ibrahim Profile Picture
    Syed Ibrahim 6,257 on at

    You can use below joint

    =Join (LookUpSet (Fields!new_field.Value,"yourDataSet"), ",")

    Hope this helps

  • EmployeeOcta Profile Picture
    EmployeeOcta 6 on at

    Agree with Hanifa's reply.

    you need to create a separate datasource which will give the values and can be displayed within the ssrs single row.

    LookUpSet is the function.

    you need to apply this function on the main datasetcolumn.

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    Preeti Sharma Profile Picture
    Preeti Sharma 2,678 on at

    Hi

    You can use LookupSet for same and then join result from lookupset function with commas as below:

    =join(Lookupset(<Field from source dataset> ,<Field from destination dataset>,<Field from destination to be joined >,"<Destination dataset>"),", ")

    For more information please check below links:

    1. docs.microsoft.com/.../report-builder-functions-lookupset-function

    2. stackoverflow.com/.../ssrs-combining-values-within-columns-from-multiple-rows-when-grouped

  • Krishna potdar Profile Picture
    Krishna potdar 317 on at

    Hi James,

    Thanks for the suggestion i will try and let u know the same.

    Regards,

    Krishna.

  • Krishna potdar Profile Picture
    Krishna potdar 317 on at

    Hi Syed,

    Thanks for the suggestion i will try and let u know,

    Regards,

    Krishna.

  • Krishna potdar Profile Picture
    Krishna potdar 317 on at

    HI Preeti,

    Thanks for the suggestion and Links, i will try and let u know,

    Regards,

    Krishna.

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