Paginated report drill back from child to parent fail saying invalid params
Background : I have a Parent-child report combo which uses drilll thru functionality from Parent to child by passing few params. Parameter names and required fileds are mentioned appropriately and data types are also in sync. This report was working fine as expected few weeks back. Only change we made to this report was to remove few columns from tablix in parent report. Nothing touched in child report. Issue: Parent to child report drill thru works as expected. But when i try to go back to parent report by clicking inbuilt back functionality in paginated report on server, it fails sporadically giving an error saying "Some parameters do not have valid values. Values provided for Source_V_or_C that are not valid include . Values provided for Provider_Type that are not valid include . Values provided for Region that are not valid include . Values provided for EST that are not valid include . Values provided for Recon that are not valid include ." Defaulted param values to intake null/blank both in report and backend SQL, but still error persists. What/where do i need to check further to resolve this issue ? Parent params Parameters mapping Child report params
Paginated Report column formatting
Hello, I have create a paginated report but number formatting is not working, I have changed the 'Text Box' property for the cell but my output is still displaying number with decimals: I have refreshed my query multiple times but no luck. Please advise. Thanks, Ali.
Paginated Reports, Not all variables bound
Greetings, I am working on a paginated report in Power BI Report Builder, and getting the attached error "A data source used by this report returned an error. An exception encountered while accessing the target data source ERROR [07001] [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01008: not all variables bound", screenshot shown below. I am using the ODBC(Preview) data source in Report Builder, with a simplified query structure like: SELECT * FROM <table_1> WHERE <field_1> BETWEEN :p_variable_1 AND :p_variable_2 AND (<field_2>= :p_variable_3 or <field_3>= :p_variable_3 or <field_4>= :p_variable_3 or <field_5>= :p_variable_3); If I remove the parameters and hard code the values, the query works fine. I am also able to run the query in SQL Developer without issues, and if I change the Data Source to "Oracle Database" the query also runs without issues. I had initally tried Publshing the paginated report with the Data Source sourse as Oracle Database, which runs on my local machine, but when published to the server I get "A data source used by this report returned an error. An exception encountered while creating the target data source Unable to find the requested .Net Framework Data Provider. It may not be installed." (We have .NET Framework 4.5). It went on to specify Additional steps are required to view this report, which brought me to instructions on setting up and using ODBC, which I took to mean I can only use Paginated Reports with an ODBC Data Source. If that assumption is incorrect I am open to correction, whatever works. TL;DR - Trying to publish a paginated report in Power BI Report Builder using ODBC but encountering "ERROR [07001] [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01008: not all variables bound". When using Oracle DB as the Data Source yields "Unable to find the requested .Net Framework Data Provider. It may not be installed". Any help would be appreciated with getting this running. .use a list as an input parameter for a power bi report or paginated report
Sorry if I am 'over-posting'. I couldn't find this anywhere either. I have a user, who wants to copy a list of workorders from an excel spreadsheet, and somehow 'paste' into a power bi report (or something) once the data is in, iterate through the list and check the status of the workorder, and use that for reporting. the user does not want to paste into notepad, replace <cr/lf> with commas, and then copy/paste that. I am thinking that maybe Power BI and Paginated Reports might not be able to accept a list as an input parameter? Is there a way to do it in Power BI? or should I be looking for a different application experience?2 datasets in Paginated reports using parameters
Dataset1 will be filtered by both Physician Organization and Date (monthly reporting) and DataSet2 will only be filtered by YearMonth. I created 2 new tables for both Parameters (YearMonth and PhysicianOrg). Dataset2 only references the yearMonth parameter which is what I want as I wish to COMPARE the OVERALL score to the score which will be filtered by both YEARMONTH and PHYSICIANORG. When I add a new table and reference dataset2 along with dataset1 in one table it does work. I tested this expression from Dataset2: =Lookup(Fields!YearMonth.Value, Fields!YearMonth.Value, Fields!ID_AllowedPMPMYTD_.Value, "DataSet2") (the numbers are not matching the excel formula which is =IFERROR(CUBEVALUE("Cube",GM,CubeMeasures!$D$25,CurrentMonth),0). (the current month is hardcoded and referenced I tried this expression inside the same table and referenced Dataset2 but that did not work. I am trying to match an excel formula report which uses HFPN overall is just AllowedPMPMYTD =CUBEMEMBER("Cube","[Measures].[AllowedPMPMYTD]") (it filters by month using How is this matched in Report Builder??? Do I need to use a DAX variation of CURRENT MONTH? I use the formula below sliced by yearmonth (SQL via Tabular Model) in Report Builder: The question is how do I show both results from 2 datasets in one paginated report? I just need one column with the same expression to filter differently: The Rate Column Filters by both parameters and the HFPN column filters by yearmonth column. Any suggestions? I created dataset2 just for HPFPN overall which I am currently hard coding until I can work this relatively simple problem out. EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Providers'[PCPLocation], 'Providers'[PhysicianOrganization],'DateDim'[Year],'DateDim'[MonthNameAbbreviation],'DateDim'[YearMonth], FILTER(VALUES('Providers'[PhysicianOrganization]), 'Providers'[PhysicianOrganization] = @PhysicianOrganization),FILTER(VALUES('DateDim'[YearMonth]), ('DateDim'[YearMonth] =@YearMonth)), FILTER(VALUES('Patients'[Populations]), ('Patients'[Populations] = "GM")), "UniquePatients", [UniquePatients], "TotalCostYTD", [TotalCostYTD], "ERVisitsYTD", [ERVisitsYTD], "MemberMonthsYTD", [MemberMonthsYTD], "Admits1000YTD", [Admits1000YTD],"AntidepressantMedicationAcutePhaseNumerator",[AntidepressantMedicationAcutePhaseNumerator],"AntidepressantMedicationAcutePhaseDenominator",[AntidepressantMedicationAcutePhaseDenominator],"AntidepressantMedicationAcutePhaseRate",[AntidepressantMedicationAcutePhaseRate],"AnnualWellnessExamNumerator" ,[AnnualWellnessExamNumerator],"AnnualWellnessExamDenominator",[AnnualWellnessExamDenominator], "AnnualWellnessExamRate",[AnnualWellnessExamRate],"ERVisits1000YTD", [ERVisits1000YTD], "BloodPressureNumerator", [BloodPressureNumerator], "BloodPressureDenominator", [BloodPressureDenominator], "BloodPressureRate", [BloodPressureRate], "DiabetesHbA1cLessThan8Numerator", [DiabetesHbA1cLessThan8Numerator], "DiabetesDenominator", [DiabetesDenominator], "DiabetesHbA1cLessThan8Rate", [DiabetesHbA1cLessThan8Rate],"ReadmitsYTD",[ReadmitsYTD],"ReadmitsYTDRate",[ReadmitsYTD%],"AdmitsYTD",[AdmitsYTD],"AllowedCost",[AllowedCost],"AllowedCostYTD",[AllowedCostYTD],"AllowedPMPMYTD",[AllowedPMPMYTD],"BreastCancerScreeningNumerator",[BreastCancerScreeningNumerator],"BreastCancerScreeningDenominator",[BreastCancerScreeningDenominator],"BreastCancerScreeningRate",[BreastCancerScreeningRate],"ColorectalCancerScreeningDenominator",[ColorectalCancerScreeningDenominator],"ColorectalCancerScreeningNumerator",[ColorectalCancerScreeningNumerator],"ColorectalCancerScreeningRate",[ColorectalCancerScreeningRate],"DAWNumerator",[DAWNumerator],"DAWDenominator",[DAWDenominator], "DAWFillRate",[DAWFillRate],"ERVisitsRate",[ERVisitsYTDMoreThan5Visits1000],"ERVisitsNumerator",[ERVisitsYTDMoreThan5Visits],"LowBackPainImaging18to64Numerator",[LowBackPainImaging18to64Numerator],"LowBackPainImaging18to64Denominator",[LowBackPainImaging18to64Denominator],"LowBackPainImaging18to64InverseRate",[LowBackPainImaging18to64InverseRate],"LowBackPainImaging65to75Numerator",[LowBackPainImaging65to75Numerator],"LowBackPainImaging65to75Denominator",[LowBackPainImaging65to75Denominator],"LowBackPainImaging65to75InverseRate",[LowBackPainImaging65to75InverseRate],"VirtualNumerator",[OutpatientUtilYTD],"VirtualRate",[OutpatientUtil1000YTD],"DepressionScreeningNumerator",[DepressionScreeningNumerator],"DepressionScreeningDenominator",[DepressionScreeningDenominator],"DepressionScreeningRate",[DepressionScreeningRate],"DepressionPositiveScreenNumerator",[DepressionPositiveScreenNumerator],"DepressionPositiveScreenDenominator",[DepressionPositiveScreenDenominator],"DepressionPositiveScreenRate",[DepressionPositiveScreenRate],"CervicalCancerNumerator",[CervicalCancerNumerator],"CervicalCancerDenominator",[CervicalCancerDenominator],"CervicalCancerRate",[CervicalCancerRate],"GenericNumeratorYTD",[GenericNumeratorYTD],"GenericDenominatorYTD",[GenericDenominatorYTD],"GenericFillRateYTD",[GenericFillRateYTD],"April YTD","April 2024 YTD","Zero",0)Export paginated report to excel with hyperlink and large amount of records
Hello everyone since the last (second release) update of power bi report server (may 2024), and after the issue with image solved (see https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Report-Server/Export-paginated-report-to-excel-with-image/m-p/3996645) we are facing another anoying issue. after exporting excel (with a large amount of record or excel size) we have another kind of error: the same report with a parameter that returns less records is correctly exported, and hyperlink are working. but with a parameter which returns a lot of records (about 40 k), we got the above message report is composed of a simple tablix, with some cells containing hyperlink in browser view, all works fine, and hyperlink are working. but after exporting to excel, it "crash" Any suggestions on how to get around this. regards,
