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From: Kerry on 28 Apr 2010 13:23
I'm trying to create a pie chart where I can identify the groups I want, and
have all other data go into one other group, like "others". Like limiting the
output to the top ten. I worked for a while in Crystal reports and it's easy.
When defining the order, you can just say if its not a named group( you enter
the groups) put everything else in "others". Is there a facility like that in
SSRS 2005? Or is there an add-in that has that feature?
From: SeanL on 29 Apr 2010 07:07
you could simply add another column to your result set which will identify
it that way.


"Kerry" <Kerry(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to create a pie chart where I can identify the groups I want,
> and
> have all other data go into one other group, like "others". Like limiting
> the
> output to the top ten. I worked for a while in Crystal reports and it's
> easy.
> When defining the order, you can just say if its not a named group( you
> enter
> the groups) put everything else in "others". Is there a facility like that
> in
> SSRS 2005? Or is there an add-in that has that feature?
>
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