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In my report, each person is grouped because they could have more than one address.
How do I count the number of grouped results so that I can specify postcode1, postcode2, postcode3 etc...?
This is the report builder part:
This is the result when I run the report:
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can use the RowNumber() function passing in the name of the parent group. So if your group is called "Fullname" you could change the postcode to an expression like
= Fields!Postcode.Value & RowNumber("Fullname)
You can use the RowNumber() function passing in the name of the parent group. So if your group is called "Fullname" you could change the postcode to an expression like
= Fields!Postcode.Value & RowNumber("Fullname)
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