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Totalling a Row Group on a Matrix report in Reporting Services (SSRS)

Asked by cylikon in SQL Reporting, SQL Server 2005

Tags: matrix, reporting, services, total, row

I am trying to add a total to the bottom of a matrix report. My report looks like this...

                          VALUE1        VALUE2        VALUE3
                          127        178        2
1      Area1            83        36        47        0
2      Area2            8        2        6        0
3      Area3            15        7        7        1
4      Area4            19        11        8        0
5      Area5             24        6        18        0
6      Area6            53        22        31        0
7      Area7            71        29        41        1
8      Area8            34        14        20        0

I did get a total row just below the column grouping labels (VALUE1, VALUE2...) but I need to total the third column (starts with number 83).

Also is there anyway to move the "total" row to the bottom of the matrix?

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Totalling a Row Group on a Matrix report in Reporting Services (SSRS)

Asked by cylikon in SQL Reporting, SQL Server 2005

Tags: matrix, reporting, services, total, row

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