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  SSRS 2008 How to rollup values using a group and recursive parent

  Oct 20, 2016 03:17 PM|schott19|LINK

  Hi,

  Im having an issue where I can't get my row values to total upwards when using a tablix and the 'recursive parent' option.  The following should help explain what im trying to achieve:

  My Dataset:

  ;with cols as
  (
   SELECT 1 colID, 'C1' col
   UNION SELECT 2, 'C2' 
  )
  , rows as
  (
   SELECT 1 RowID, 'R1' row, null ParentID
   UNION SELECT 2, 'R2', 1
   UNION SELECT 3, 'R3', 2 
   UNION SELECT 4, 'R4', 2 
   UNION SELECT 5, 'R5', 1 
   UNION SELECT 6, 'R6', 1 
  )
  ,data
  AS
  (
   SELECT 3 RowID, 1 as Amount
   UNION SELECT 4 RowID, 2 as Amount
  )
  SELECT r.RowID, r.row, c.colID, c.col, d.Amount, r.ParentID
  FROM rows r 
  CROSS JOIN cols c
  LEFT JOIN data d on d.RowID = r.RowID

  In my 'RowGroup' properties I go to 'advanced' and then set 'Recursive parent' to be 'ParentID'  and I've also set the padding left to be '=level()*20 & "pt"' to show the indent of the parent - child relationship

  My matrix configuration and output looks like the following.  Notice how R1 and R2 have no values.  I want them to show '3' as this is the rolled up total of the children rows.

  

  Thanks for all your help

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  Re: SSRS 2008 How to rollup values using a group and recursive parent

  Oct 21, 2016 11:57 AM|Chris Zhao|LINK

  Hi schott19,

  You could try setting something like this.

  Sum(Fields!XXXXX.Value,"Group1",Recursive)

  reference: http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/barbaro/2008/12/01/creating-sum-for-a-group-with-recursion-in-ssrs/ 

  Best Regards,

  Chris

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  Re: SSRS 2008 How to rollup values using a group and recursive parent

  Oct 21, 2016 12:41 PM|schott19|LINK

  Hi Chris,

  Thanks for you reply.  You are correct - this works when there is one column but when I have a dynamic number of columns it sums all of the columns and applied that value to the roll up.

  Sorry - I should of said in my initial post that I have multiple columns and not just one.  I don't believe it is possible as you need to consider the scope of the row and column.  SUM only allows one scope hence summing across all columns :(

  Thanks

  Dave