I have sql server 2005 beta 2 and Visual Studio .Net 2003 installed.
I do not have the project type "Business Intelligence" in Visual Studio.
I have tried everything I could think of.
it is supposed to be there correct?On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 09:33:01 -0700, "Bryan Farrell"
<BryanFarrell@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>I have sql server 2005 beta 2 and Visual Studio .Net 2003 installed.
>I do not have the project type "Business Intelligence" in Visual Studio.
>I have tried everything I could think of.
>it is supposed to be there correct?
Bryan,
Do you have the beta 2 of SQL Server 2005 or of SQL Server 2005
Express?
If you have Express then the Business Intelligence Development Studio
is not included.
If you have the beta 2 of SQL Server 2005 then you should be able to
find the Business Intelligence Development Studio in the SQL Server
2005 folder under All Programs.
Andrew Watt
MVP - InfoPath|||i have beta 2 of SQL Server 2005.
i have the Business Intelligence Development Studio.
but what i am looking for is Visual Studio .Net 2003 - then New Project -
then Business Intelligence. thats what i do no have. the Business
Intelligence project type.
thx.
"Andrew Watt [MVP - InfoPath]" wrote:
> On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 09:33:01 -0700, "Bryan Farrell"
> <BryanFarrell@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >I have sql server 2005 beta 2 and Visual Studio .Net 2003 installed.
> >I do not have the project type "Business Intelligence" in Visual Studio.
> >I have tried everything I could think of.
> >
> >it is supposed to be there correct?
> Bryan,
> Do you have the beta 2 of SQL Server 2005 or of SQL Server 2005
> Express?
> If you have Express then the Business Intelligence Development Studio
> is not included.
> If you have the beta 2 of SQL Server 2005 then you should be able to
> find the Business Intelligence Development Studio in the SQL Server
> 2005 folder under All Programs.
> Andrew Watt
> MVP - InfoPath
>
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Progress Bar in Table Cell
I'm creating a report with several columns. One of which is a percentage
value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress bar of
sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in addition to
the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table cell but
to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the sizing of
an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be done?
Thanks!you could try a chart (one of the bar graphs that are horizontal based).Then
maybe format the chart to remove the legend, scale, title etc
"rSmoke" wrote:
> I'm creating a report with several columns. One of which is a percentage
> value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress bar of
> sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in addition to
> the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table cell but
> to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the sizing of
> an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be done?
> Thanks!|||I had tried that, except you can't put a chart in a table cell. However, your
post led me to try a subreport with a chart in it. That works great. I had
tried a subreport before but hadn't thought to try a chart in it. Thanks for
the help.
"NH" wrote:
> you could try a chart (one of the bar graphs that are horizontal based).Then
> maybe format the chart to remove the legend, scale, title etc
> "rSmoke" wrote:
> > I'm creating a report with several columns. One of which is a percentage
> > value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress bar of
> > sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in addition to
> > the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table cell but
> > to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the sizing of
> > an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be done?
> > Thanks!|||Note: you can put a chart inside a table group header or group footer. In
that case, the chart would be based of all data rows of that particular
group instance (which is what you typically want). The subreport approach
works but is usually not as efficient as table groups.
-- Robert
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"rSmoke" <rSmoke@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7CC6307F-077B-45A8-9BBD-18C451815AD4@.microsoft.com...
>I had tried that, except you can't put a chart in a table cell. However,
>your
> post led me to try a subreport with a chart in it. That works great. I had
> tried a subreport before but hadn't thought to try a chart in it. Thanks
> for
> the help.
> "NH" wrote:
>> you could try a chart (one of the bar graphs that are horizontal
>> based).Then
>> maybe format the chart to remove the legend, scale, title etc
>> "rSmoke" wrote:
>> > I'm creating a report with several columns. One of which is a
>> > percentage
>> > value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress
>> > bar of
>> > sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in
>> > addition to
>> > the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table
>> > cell but
>> > to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the
>> > sizing of
>> > an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be
>> > done?
>> > Thanks!
value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress bar of
sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in addition to
the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table cell but
to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the sizing of
an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be done?
Thanks!you could try a chart (one of the bar graphs that are horizontal based).Then
maybe format the chart to remove the legend, scale, title etc
"rSmoke" wrote:
> I'm creating a report with several columns. One of which is a percentage
> value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress bar of
> sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in addition to
> the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table cell but
> to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the sizing of
> an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be done?
> Thanks!|||I had tried that, except you can't put a chart in a table cell. However, your
post led me to try a subreport with a chart in it. That works great. I had
tried a subreport before but hadn't thought to try a chart in it. Thanks for
the help.
"NH" wrote:
> you could try a chart (one of the bar graphs that are horizontal based).Then
> maybe format the chart to remove the legend, scale, title etc
> "rSmoke" wrote:
> > I'm creating a report with several columns. One of which is a percentage
> > value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress bar of
> > sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in addition to
> > the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table cell but
> > to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the sizing of
> > an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be done?
> > Thanks!|||Note: you can put a chart inside a table group header or group footer. In
that case, the chart would be based of all data rows of that particular
group instance (which is what you typically want). The subreport approach
works but is usually not as efficient as table groups.
-- Robert
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"rSmoke" <rSmoke@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7CC6307F-077B-45A8-9BBD-18C451815AD4@.microsoft.com...
>I had tried that, except you can't put a chart in a table cell. However,
>your
> post led me to try a subreport with a chart in it. That works great. I had
> tried a subreport before but hadn't thought to try a chart in it. Thanks
> for
> the help.
> "NH" wrote:
>> you could try a chart (one of the bar graphs that are horizontal
>> based).Then
>> maybe format the chart to remove the legend, scale, title etc
>> "rSmoke" wrote:
>> > I'm creating a report with several columns. One of which is a
>> > percentage
>> > value. The business people have asked that that column show a progress
>> > bar of
>> > sorts to give a visual indicator of the percentage complete, in
>> > addition to
>> > the textual %. I have tried to figure out how to do this in a table
>> > cell but
>> > to no avail. It appears that you can't use an Expression to set the
>> > sizing of
>> > an image, rectangle, etc. Anyone have an idea on how this might be
>> > done?
>> > Thanks!
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