Multiple IIF Statements in SSRS Expression

Team:
The following IIF expression works:
=IIf(Fields!Court.Value = "MA", "Total Filed: Daily = "&Fields!MAFiledDaily.Value, Nothing)&
IIf(Fields!Court.Value = "MA", " | Monthly = "&Fields!MAFiledTotal.Value, Nothing)
However; I have 10 additional Court.Values for the IIF statement to check and return results.
I have tried the following with no luck ("OR" added):
=IIf(Fields!Court.Value = "MA", "Total Filed: Daily = "&Fields!MAFiledDaily.Value, Nothing)&
IIf(Fields!Court.Value = "MA", " | Monthly = "&Fields!MAFiledTotal.Value, Nothing)
or
IIf(Fields!Court.Value = "MB", "Total Filed: Daily = "&Fields!MBFiledDaily.Value, Nothing)&
IIf(Fields!Court.Value = "MB", " | Monthly = "&Fields!MBFiledTotal.Value, Nothing)
Any help would be welcomed.
Regards,
jer
jer

You have to nest the IIf statements which looks a bit messy but the only other way would be to alter your dataset to return the extra text you need with a case statement.
=IIf(Fields!Court.Value =
"MA",
"Total Filed: Daily = "&Fields!MAFiledDaily.Value, IIf(Fields!Court.Value =
"MB",
"Total Filed: Daily = "&Fields!MBFiledDaily.Value,
Nothing))&
IIf(Fields!Court.Value =
"MA",
" | Monthly = "&Fields!MAFiledTotal.Value, IIf(Fields!Court.Value =
"MB",
" | Monthly = "&Fields!MBFiledTotal.Value,
Nothing))

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>
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"Rev_Code5899"))< 0, 0.00, (Sum(Fields!SR_Minus_2.Value, "Certificated_Exp") - First(Fields!RSR_MIN_2.Value, "Rev_Code5899") - First(Fields!End_Fund_min2.Value, "End_Fund_Balance")) * (round(Sum(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value,
"Revenue") / First(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value, "Rev_Code5899"),6))))/(First(Fields!WADA2011_1.Value, "Second_Year_Preceeding_WADA"))) * (first(Fields!WADA2013_1.Value,"Second_Year_Preceeding_WADA"))
IIF((Sum(Fields!RSR_MIN_1.Value, "Revenue") + IIF((Sum(Fields!SR_MINUS_1.Value, "Certificated_Exp")-first(Fields!RSR_MIN_1.Value,"Rev_Code5899")-first(Fields!End_FundMinus1.Value,"End_Fund_Balance"))*(Sum(Fields!RGF_MIN_1.Value,
"Revenue")/first(Fields!RGF_MIN_1.value,"Rev_Code5899"))< 0, 0.00, (Sum(Fields!SR_MINUS_1.Value, "Certificated_Exp")-first(Fields!RSR_MIN_1.Value,"Rev_Code5899")-first(Fields!End_FundMinus1.Value,"End_Fund_Balance"))*(round(Sum(Fields!RGF_MIN_1.Value,
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A screen shot of the report:
The value in the bottom box should be: 37,080,118.75
I have tried:
=IIF(ReportItems!Textbox293.Value > ReportItems!Textbox294.Value, ReportItems!Textbox293.Value * ReportItems!Textbox289.Value, ReportItems!Textbox294.Value * ReportItems!Textbox289.Value) and I get a scope error.
I have also tried
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I get the same scope error, part of the problem here is that in order to get things to display correctly each row in this section of the report is a different table
Row1 = tablix19
Row2 = tablix20
Row3 = tablix21
Any help here would be great

Hello,
In your case, we can try to use Report Variables to resolve the issue. In SSRS, when we have a complex calculation we can create a variable in the report. Variable can be used more than once in a report. Please refer to the following steps:
Open Report Properties dialog box.
Click Variables in the left pane. Then, add specific variable.
(Note: Suppose we have create two variables: textbox293, textbox294)
After that, we can use following expression to calculate the effect:
=IIF(Variables! textbox293.Value > Variables! textbox294.Value,
Variables! textbox293.Value * ReportItems!Textbox289.Value,
Variables! textbox294.Value * ReportItems!Textbox289.Value)
Reference:
Report and Group Variables Collections References
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http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/8da78c9b-7f0c-42f1-a9c4-82f065f317c9/using-the-in-operator-in-ssrs-expressions
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Thank you for your response Carnegie,
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SMALLDATETIME
, @DateTo
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, @program
VARCHAR(MAX))
AS
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@DateFrom_FD
SMALLDATETIME
, @DateTo_LD
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SET @DateTo_LD = DATEADD(DAY,-1,DATEADD(MONTH,DATEDIFF(MONTH,0,@DateTo)+1,0))
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, DimDate.[Month]
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, CustomerID
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suppose instead of
select * from someTable where remarks like '%ab%'
I want to search for many string patterns such as '%edi%' '%odi%' '%di%' '%gf%' '%od%' '%podi%' etc. in one query.
BTW, the table contains many millions of records.
Regards
Crusoe
Edited by: Crusoe on 19-Jan-2009 00:25

Crusoe wrote:
This regexp_like function does not work with the development server to which I have rights to create tables etc. I guess it only works in 10g or greater. However i tried a quick test in the production server and it worked. It returned rows where the values between the | characters were found anywhere in the field ( I must learn this regex syntax sometime). Yes, regular expressions are 10g upwards. (You really should have your development server reflect your production server)
There was a thread a while back giving an introduction to regular expressions...
Introduction to regular expressions ...

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