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A Sample of Matrix in SSRS

Mar 15 2010 7:17AM by Sherry Li

Some times, we need to “Pivot” our data to show data as a pivot table, instead of in tabular format. Here is an example. It runs total across and also vertically (at two different levels or groups). It also has ability to hide the details unless users click on the plus sign on the summary level.

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Hello Sherry:

I've downloaded this report. But unable to see to how to create the row total.

This is what I want? can you help me please?

I want to get the grand total of rows for each month.

Like this:

Productitem jan feb mar

1001 10 20 30 1002 32 46 76 1003 23 20 50

grand total 65 86 166

How to achieve this in Matrix table?

commented on Jan 5 2012 12:36PM

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I tried to answer your question in this blog:

http://bisherryli.wordpress.com/2012/01/06/ssrs-65-add-row-or-column-totals-to-matrix/

commented on Jan 6 2012 12:21AM

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