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This blog is part of my series Making Data Tell a Story With SSRS Properties.
Today I have a special guest blogger: Stacia Misner, Business Intelligence consultant, trainer, author, and speaker extraordinaire. She is one of the people I learned much from when I started working with SSRS, and it has been a pleasure to get to know her over the past few years.
Today, she is blogging about RepeatWith.
Thanks Stacia!
Jes Schultz Borland is a Consultant with Brent Ozar Unlimited, and a Microsoft SQL Server MVP. She holds an AAS - Programmer/Analyst degree, is a Microsoft Certified Professional in SQL Server 2012, and has worked with SQL Server as a developer, report writer, DBA, and consultant. Her favorite topics are administration, automation, and SSRS. She is an active member of PASS, President of FoxPASS, founder of Tech on Tap, and a LessThanDot.com blogger. She frequently presents at user groups, SQL Saturdays, and other community events. She is also an avid runner and chef. 
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