Hi,
After the report is rendered in the report viewer control (In windows forms application), I want to provide user with a facility to highlight rows (data). Is it possible with SSRS/Report viewer?
For example, amongst the list of 100 invoices, user should be able to highlight 10 invoices.
Thanks in advance.
Paresh
Hi,
i have a report like this
Is there a way i can highlight only the first row and not other rows.
Its should look like this:
Texas
XYZ ABC Kingsville
PSD ATY city2
RTE RET city3
Is there a way i can do like this??
Hi All,
I want to give the users the ability to highlight words in sentences on the page in different colors.
Please see link below for an example(watch out for URL wrapping):
http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:fKHSRIxERbUJ:www.codeguru.com/columns/DotNet/article.php/c6603/+XML+serialization+in+.net&hl=en
My MASTER table that contains text is very simple:
TEXT_ID INT
TEXT varchar
I was thinking of something like creating another table to keep track of selection criteria:
USER_NAME varchar // keeps track of which user made the selection
TEXT_ID INT // points to the text id in the MASTER table
START_POS INT // start position of the selection
END_POS INT // end position of the selection
COLOR INT // color of the selection
The thing I don't like about this method, is if user(s) have many words higlighted in the sentences, this table may get very large.
I also thought of maybe combining START_POS, END_POS & COLOR into comma delimited entries:
EX: 1:5:240, 25:30:125 // START_POS:END_POS:COLOR
The thing I don't like about this method, the parsing calculations may take a while to execute.
My goal is to stream as much text data as possible and make it as fast as possible. How does Google or any one else do it?
P.S. Having a copy of a MASTER table with HTML tags in TEXT field is not an option.
Thanks,
Vlad
Greetings,
We use a document map on several of our larger reports. The navigation feature is nice and causes the report to jump to the page that contains the document map entry that was clicked. However, we would also like to highlight the row in the report pane that matches the clicked document map entry. We want to do this to make it easier for our report users to see (in the report) the row they clicked in the map.
Can this be done? If so, how?
Thanks,
BCB
When I first looked at the query behind highlight exceptions, I assumed that PredictCaseLikelihood() was the basis for deciding which rows to flag, but a closer look at the sample data shows this not to be the case. For example, looking at the "Table Analysis Tools Sample" table in the DMAddins_SampleData workbook, ID 11147 is highlighted while ID 11378 is not. Training a cluster model via DMX on this same dataset shows these rows having PredictCaseLikelihood values of 0.165 and 0.158 respectively.
Does anyone have an idea what methodology is used to select the Outlier rows? And once those rows are selected, how are the suspect columns within that row chosen?
Appreciate any clues or directions.
We are using fulltextsearch, with the FREETEXT command.
This works very well for us, but we would like to highlight all forms of matched words in the text.
This is used in a website, and now the highlighting of the found words is limited to the exact matches of the searched words.
So it often happens that in a text there is no exact match of the searched words, but another form of that word.
Does anyone know if and how this problem can be fixed ?