Dynamically set html tag style to textbox

I have a matrix. I wanted the column headers to display as an hyperlink if there is at least 1 data on the column and remove hyperlink if totally no data.
I wanted it to look like this where the row group is grouped by name while the column group is grouped by date
is this possible in SSRS RDLC? If not, is there a work around to achieve this?
Thank you

You can go to the column group properties, and add a variable (for example, called "ColumnTotal") with the expression:
=Sum( Fields!MyValue.Value )
where "MyValue" is the numerical field you are using in the cells.
Then, in the column header, you can set the Action to "Go to URL", with the expression:
=IIF( Variables!ColumnTotal.Value > 0, "http://www.URL.com", " " )
I suggested to make a variable because you can also use it in the expressions for the text color and text decoration, to make it blue and underlined if the ColumnTotal > 0.
Regards,
Andrew Borg Cardona

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