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Hi all,

I have a chart in CRM that I would like to re-create in a PDF.

The report is a weekly report. I would like to capture, based on the createdon field, grouped by week, the last 4 weeks of data in a bar chart. So it'd look like this, which is on a CRM dashboard, except grouped by week, which you can choose as an option within CRM:

3240.Capture.JPG

It seems like it would be simple to group by weeks in SSRS, but I can't seem to figure it out. I appreciate any help!

Best,

Blayze

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    Dhaval mistry Profile Picture
    Dhaval mistry 810 on at

    you can group by using DatePart() SQL function its easy trick you need to do it in SQL with one extra column

    Sample of DatePart()

    stackoverflow.com/.../group-by-week-with-sql

    More information about Datepart()

    msdn.microsoft.com/.../ms174420.aspx

    DATEPART(wk, date_column) return week number

    Happy SQL Query

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    Community Member on at

    Thanks Dhaval! I am using CRM Online so need to use FetchXML, but this led me to my answer. This runs every Friday, so the 33 days reflects data dating back to the Sunday beginning the first week:

    <fetch distinct='false' mapping='logical' aggregate='true'>

    <entity name='new_entityname'>

      <attribute name='new_uniqueid' alias='countID' aggregate='count' />

      <attribute name='createdon' groupby='true' dategrouping='week' alias='week' />

        <filter>

          <condition attribute="createdon" operator="last-x-days" value="33" />

        </filter>

    </entity>

    </fetch>

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