Ssrs 2008 r2 export to csv file problem

In an SSRS 2008 R2 report, the users are going to export the data to: csv (comma delimited) and  excel.
I am using the following to display if a column is visible or not:
=IIF(Mid(Globals!RenderFormat.Name,1,5)="EXCEL" AND First(Len(Fields!CustomerNumber.Value)) > 0,False,true).
I have set the DataElementOutput=Output for the textbox that displays the value. I have left  DataElementOutput=Auto for the textbox that contains the column header.
When exporting to csv (comma delimited) or excel, I basically want the column to be visible when there is data in the field and the column not to be visible when there is no data.
The code works for excel but the code does not work for comma delimited.
Thus can you tell me what I can do so the column is not disaplyed when the data is exported to csv (comma delimited)?

I don't think what you are trying to do is supported in .CSV files as it only saves text and values.  See the following article:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/excel-formatting-and-features-that-are-not-transferred-to-other-file-formats-HP010014105.aspx
If you open a .CSV file using excel you can use formulas, but if you try and save it, it will not allow you to.  I assume this is what you are trying to do.

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    My source and target are same.
    CC Receiver setting:
    Transport Protocal : File System NFS
    Message Protocal : File Content Conversion
    Adapter Engine : Integration Server
    Recordset Structure : RECORD
    RECORD.fiedlNames : MATNR,MAKTX,DATE_ADD
    RECORD.endSeparator :  'nl'
    RECORD.fieldSeparator : ,
    RECORD.processFieldNames: fromConfiguration
    RECORD.addHeaderLine: 0
    The INCORRECT result only display MATNR in one line only.
    HNOK0000102     HNOK0000108     C032S31384A     C032S3XDATA     CFGSC300300     CRAWC300001
    Expected Result should be :
    HNOK0000102,Material test 1,01/01/2007
    HNOK0000108,Material test 2,01/02/2007
    C032S31384A,Material test 3,01/01/2007
    C032S3XDATA,Material test 4,01/01/2007
    CFGSC300300,Material test 5,01/01/2007
    CRAWC300001,Material test 6,01/01/2007
    Thank you very much for help.
    Regards,

    hi,
    check this parameter:
    Recordset Structure : RECORD  [wrong]
    Recordset Structure : RECORDSET,RECORD [right]
    and the other parameters will be like this:
    RECORD.fiedlNames : MATNR,MAKTX,DATE_ADD
    RECORD.endSeparator : 'nl'
    RECORD.fieldSeparator : ,
    RECORD.processFieldNames: fromConfiguration
    RECORD.addHeaderLine: 0
    <b>RECORDSET.fieldSeparator: 'nl'</b>
    Sachin
    Message was edited by:
            Sachin Dhingra

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