If Sum Expression
Dear Anybody, I have a got 'Sex' field (containing 'male','female','msm') and a 'Total' Field which sums up the numbers by month. However I have got a singular box at the end of the report where I just need to sum up the particular 'Sex'so for eaxmple the total sum of female... I cannot just 'sum' up the 'sex' field as this will give me the sum for both 'Male' and 'Female'. I know i may have to put the 'Total field somewhere in my expression as this contains the actualy figuers but have been stuck on thia for days, so far i have teh following expression...below ...SOmeone please help!!! :) =sum(IIf(Fields!Gender.Value = "Female",
January 27th, 2011 1:13pm

Heres and example peeps of what the report looks like you can see the 'Female' and 'Male' totals below of what i need to populate-I hope this helps!! (the bold titles are the actual field names i use) -Thank you Diagnosis Gender Total A male 5 B Female 4 C male 70 D Female 5 E male 3 Female Total Male Total
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January 27th, 2011 1:33pm

Sorry to ask, but couldn't you just add another group? sex. So your report would look like: January 200 Female 150 Male 50 MSM 0 February 51 Female 30 Male 20 MSM 1 -Report Writer 'SSRS User'
January 27th, 2011 1:37pm

sorry its the original question person again i have just had to make a new profile for some reason..the answer is no as the end user wants it the exact same way as a current report which is sent by a 3rd party...i made a mistake with the 2nd post the report acualy looks like this... I will be needing sub totals for sexes below again Diagnosis Gender January Febuary March A male 5 4 B Female 4 5 C male 70 3 D Female 5 2 E male 3 11 Female Total Male Total
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January 27th, 2011 2:00pm

thanks though!!!
January 27th, 2011 2:00pm

Use an expression containing a sum of iif statements. =sum(val(iif(Fields!gender.Value = "Male", Fields!qty.Value, 0))) and =sum(val(iif(Fields!gender.Value = "Female", Fields!qty.Value, 0)))
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January 27th, 2011 2:51pm

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