Showing posts with label legend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legend. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Changing the Chart Legend Labels

Hi,
I am new to SSRS report development. Would like to know whether it is
possible to change the label display for the chart legend. Currently the
legend text populated based on the data in the dataset, not sure whether we
can change that.
ThanksCurrently we dont have any option to do that.I think you can Expect in
2008.Lets see
Thanks
Raj Deep.A
On Apr 23, 12:33=A0pm, "Thalia Mei" <thalia...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am new to SSRS report development. Would like to know whether it is
> possible to change the label display for the chart legend. Currently the
> legend text populated based on the data in the dataset, not sure whether w=e
> can change that.
> Thankssql

Friday, February 24, 2012

changing legend text

I am using Crystal report XI. How to change the text in the legend if the report is generated at runtime? It shows the whole text as " Sum of SP_Get_Details.Target" whereas i only want "Target". The option is available as Edit Axis option but that is only present in preview mode whereas i am generating the report at runtime,so legend does not appear in preview mode. The chart is Bar Chart.Hi,
A simple way is to do this is add a Formula named E.g Totals (wht ever u want) then in side the formula use the Sum Function to do the required summation, if u r showing the chart group wise then put the formula
under that group, use proper summation

e.g Sum (<Summing field here>, <the group field here>)

then use the formula to the chart to display

even then the chart legend will show as

@.Total (@. sign to state that it is a formula)

any way this better than showing the Table name +field name to the user

If u find a solution to the @. sign let me know

FaFa