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I can count the rows in the dataset that the table consumes, but this doesn’t return the right value as the data in the table is grouped.
I need to know the table size in order to dynamically size a chart that appears along side the table.
CountRows is obviously no good as you have to be in the scope of the table, which I’m not.
Any ideas?
How about determining the number of rows you’ll have this way:
[# of Header Rows] + CountRows(“[DataSetName]”) + CountDistinct(Fields![group1groupby].Value, “[DataSetName]”) + CountDistinct(Fields![group2groupby].Value, “[DataSetName]”) … etc?