Reputation: 3213
I am using SSRS 2016 to build a report object involving a matrix. I want my rows to sum at the far right, but my columns need to be an average of the values in a given group. I want to do this in SSRS as opposed to aggregating in TSQL. My report, thus far, looks like this:
The intended result is for the first column of data to average to 2 and the next 2 columns to average to 1.
The SQL that drives the report is as follows:
DECLARE @year int = 2021
DECLARE @hpcode varchar(200) = 'BB'
/*Internal variables*/
DECLARE @month int = 1
DECLARE @monthend int = 12
DECLARE @table table (MEMB_KEYID UNIQUEIDENTIFIER, MEMBID varchar(50), RLSHIP varchar(2),
RELATIONSHIP varchar(50), HPCODE VARCHAR(10), OPT VARCHAR(25), EMPGROUP VARCHAR(40),
COMPANY_ID VARCHAR(10), MONTHDATE date)
/*If current year is selected, only grab up to current month*/
IF (YEAR(GETDATE()) = @year)
BEGIN
SET @monthend = MONTH(GETDATE())
END
WHILE @month<=@monthend
BEGIN
INSERT INTO @table (MEMB_KEYID, MEMBID, RLSHIP, RELATIONSHIP, HPCODE, OPT, EMPGROUP, COMPANY_ID, MONTHDATE)
SELECT MHP.MEMB_KEYID, MMV.MembID, mmv.rlship,
CASE
when mmv.RLSHIP = '18' then 'Subscriber'
when mmv.RLSHIP in ('01','53') then 'Spouse'
else 'Child/Other Dependent' end as RELATIONSHIP,
MHP.HPCODE, MHP.OPT, EMPGROUP, MHP.COMPANY_ID, DATEFROMPARTS(@year,@month,1)
FROM MEMB_HPHISTS MHP
INNER JOIN MEMB_MASTER_V MMV on MMV.MEMB_KEYID = MHP.MEMB_KEYID
WHERE ISNULL(MHP.OPTHRUDT, DATEFROMPARTS(@year,@month,1) ) >= DATEFROMPARTS(@year,@month,1)
and MHP.OPFROMDT <= EOMONTH(DATEFROMPARTS(@year,@month,1))
AND MHP.HPCODE in (@hpcode)
and mmv.MembID NOT LIKE 'TEMP%'
/*Increment @month*/
SET @month = @month+1
END
/*Grab data*/
SELECT Memb_KEYID, MembID, RLSHIP, RELATIONSHIP, HPCode, OPT, EMPGROUP, COMPANY_ID, MonthDate
from @Table
My report layout is
When I try to run the report, an error is thrown:
The value expression for the text box txtOPTAverageCount has a scope parameter that is not valid for an aggregate function.
How do I accomplish this type of summary?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 299
Reputation: 21703
Without seeing the report design it's hard to tell but assuming that you have a row group that groups by date, let's also assume that this row group is called grpDate
.
Finally I will assume the the main data cells have an expression something like =COUNT(Fields!MembID.Value)
What you need to do is get the sum of each row group and average the results, like this...
=AVG(COUNT(Fields!MembID.Value, "grpDate"))
Note that the row group name must be enclosed in quotes and is case sensitive
Upvotes: 1