Probably this is happening because you need define the right scope for the SUM function.
Probably this is happening because you need define the right scope for the SUM function: SUM(Fields!ID. Value,"group_name") instead of plain SUM(Fields!ID. Value) Updated: I needed some time to make an example since I didn't have reporting services available the first time I answered you.
You can see the result and the field values.
This seems like it should be the correct sollution; however, when you add a totals column, it does not get assigned a group name. This makes it not callable. – Tom Sep 26 at 17:24.
Hard to provide details without more info on the setup of your groups, but you should look at using the scope option to the aggregate operators like SUM or first: =SUM(Fields!ID. Value, "NameOfRowGrouping") / SUM(Fields!ID. Value, "TopLevelGroupName") Also, to keep things clean, you should move your format out of the expression and to either the placeholder properties or textbox properties that contains your value.
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