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SSRS Reports - How to Create Static Rows in a Matrix in SSRS?



Today one of my team members asked me about how to create a matrix in which the rows will remain static/constant and the column group will grow as per the data available.


SQL Server Reporting Services

1. Create a data set to get the required data for the matrix.
2. Drag a matrix object on the report body.

3. Add the number of required rows to outside the row group (This is the main trick for creating the static rows in the matrix)


4. Delete the row group detail row from the matrix


5. Add the labels to the row lines headers, add the column group values and data values in the matrix


6. Run the Report and your Matrix is ready with Static Rows!



Happy learning!!!



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  1. AnonymousApril 25, 2015 at 3:52 AM

    Tried to delete the row and it says 'Tablix Body must contain at least one row' .. Thanks roger.osborne_at_outlook_dot_com

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