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SSRS Reporting Services | Matrices exercise | Matrix of actors by decade/gender - 2008 R2
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| Software ==> | SSRS Reporting Services (99 exercises) |
| Version ==> | SSRS 2012 and later |
| Topic ==> | Matrices (5 exercises) |
| Level ==> | Harder than average |
| Subject ==> | SSRS training |
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Create a dataset listing out the gender, date of birth and id number for each actor (omitting the actors whose date of birth is not filled in):
Your dataset should return 337 actors
Now create a matrix to show the number of actors by gender and decade of birth (some notes are shown below):
Proof that in acting, at any rate, men live longer?
Here are some notes to "help" you!
- You'll need to group the rows by an expression such as =left(year(Fields!ActorDOB.Value),3) & "0s", and sort by this too
- You need to create - and format - row and column subtotals
- You need to set a background colour for each matrix cell which depends on the value of the count of actors for the cell or else (if this is one or more) on the Gender field
When (if?) you've finished, save this report as Colourful, then close it down.