Monday, March 12, 2012

Interactive charts, etc.

Hi everyone,

Two questions about charts in reports.

1) They seem pretty static. I have a report with vertical column chart, and I would like to enable hyperlinks through chart columns, so, say, a height of column shows a number of experiments done by a person. I want a user to be able to click on the column or something that would be associated with that column and go either to another report or external URL that would show info about those experiments (similarly as it is done for any field in a regular report). Is it possible to do something like that? (Help files unfortunately were of no use Sad )

2) Is there any way to show a numeric value for the column height in vertical column chart like this:

40
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Thanks, I appreciate your help!

Anton Bagayev
TransForm Pharmaceuticals
29 Hartwell Avenue
Lexington, MA1) Open the Chart Properties dialog. Go to the Data tab. Select the data point that you want the action on. Select Edit. Click on Action tab. Choose an action.

2) Open the Chart Properties dialog. Go to the Data tab. Select the data point that you want the label on. Select Edit. Click on Point Labels tab. Enable point labels checkbox and enter expression to display.|||

Brian,

What kind of technology does Reporting Services use to display Interactive Charts? Is it Office Web Components?

If it is Office Web Components, then will I need to license it for every web user who uses the Sql Reporting Server to view the reports?

Thanks,

Kanwal

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No, it does not use OWC. Your web users are covered by the RS license.

-- Robert

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