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SSRS Reporting Services | Revision of expressions exercise | Use the SWITCH function to categorise directors
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First create a report called Quantity not quality, and within this create a dataset to show how many films each director has made:
If you're not sure how to group in a dataset in SSRS, see the note below.
The easiest way to apply grouping is probably with the right mouse button:
You can right-click on the top part of your query to apply grouping.
Now create a table in your report to show this data:
Your table doesn't have to look anything like this!
Create a calculated field using the SWITCH function giving a rating for each director using the following rules:
| Number of films made | Rating |
|---|---|
| 1 | One-hit wonder |
| 2-3 | Casual director |
| 4-6 | Experienced director |
| 7+ | Prolific |
When you preview your report, you should see something like this:
See if you can find the only director whose rating is Prolific (it might not be a surprise when you do).
Close this report down.