I noticed standard aggregate functions like sum, avg, count, etc. Is there an extensibility mechanism to implement your own, like in SQL-Server
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Custom aggregate functions?
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Custom aggregate functions?
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If you're dealing with objects and not SQL, the answer is yes. I blogged some more details here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jomo_fisher/archive/2005/09/15/467804.aspx
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Andrew Whitechapel
I was trying to calculate the Meadian of the group of values (grouped based on some columns). I could not find any standard aggrigate funtion for doing so.
It would be great if I can be able to create my own custom aggrigate functions and use the same in the RunningValues funtion.
It would be even interesting if the user can share code written across reports and report projects, with out the need to copy and paste the same custom function in all the reports.
Rich and very interesting feature would be enabling the developer to use the traditional VS2005 UI to develop his code instead of the mundane text box.