Trouble with IIF statement in SSRS report builder

hi....
I have an expression field that isn't working. They are Dynamics GP tables, and I am trying to show converted currencies:
=IIF (Fields!Currency.Value=RTrim("Z-US$"), Fields!ORCPTCOST.Value
, Fields!ORCPTCOST.Value / CDEC(Fields!ExchangeRate.Value))
The true part is bolded. when the report shows, it always comes up as
#Error. If the currency is "Z-MXN$", it calculates it fine.
So why is my true part not working?
thanks!
~george

Hi George,
Based on my research, this issue can be caused by
IIF is not an expression, it is a function with three parameters:
IIF(Condition, ValueIfTrue, ValueIfFalse)
Note that all parameters are evaluated before being passed to the function. We can still get an error, because the erroneous expression is still evaluated even when the condition should mean that it
isn't. For example, when the currency is "Z-US$", the ExchangeRate field returns
a stream of letters which cannot be changed to decimal type. Or the ExchangeRate field returns 0, then the denominator is 0, the division makes no sense. So it displays #Error.
To fix this issue, we can assign a value that doesn’t affect the expression result to ExchangeRate field when it is
a stream of letters or equal to 0. The expression below is for your references:
=IIF (Fields!Currency.Value=RTrim("Z-US$"), Fields!ORCPTCOST.Value , Fields!ORCPTCOST.Value / CDEC(iif(IsNumeric(Fields!ExchangeRate.Value)=false or Fields!ExchangeRate.Value=0, 1, Fields!ExchangeRate.Value)))
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
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How to use LIKE function with a parameter in Oracle REPORT builder??

how could i use parameter inside a LIKE function in Oracle reports builder?
it works in SQL plus, but not in report builder!!
Example:
select code,desc from item_master where desc
like '%&give_desc%'; ---works in SQL
like '%:give_desc%' ---doesn't work in report builder!!

Hi Renil,
You will need to use the wildcard character (%) and the concatenation character (||) to join to your user parameter.
i.e. like '%'||:give_desc||'%'
Regards,
John

Trouble with multi state object

How do i build a graphic step by step with the previous state still showing?

You add the previous state to the next one and keep building it that way.
Bob

Trouble with SQL Statements

Hello all that can help,
i am programming in Ready to Program to connect to a VideoShop database using SQL statements.
I am having trouble when using single and double inverted commas. eg vs.updateRentTable ("DELETE FROM RentTable WHERE CustId=);
but instead of specifiying the CustId i want to make it a variable id so that i can delete any name i want according to their ID.
also i am wondering if it is possible to write data from a database into a text file? is it possible to use Printwriter?
Looking forward to your help,
Manuking16

Hi Manuking_16,
Your question should be posted on a sql forum, not on a JDBC forum. Anyway. Just looking for answers, right?
1) If your datatype is INT, you do not use either quotes " or single quotes in your SQL statement
DELETE FROM RentTable WHERE CustId= 12345.
To build the SQL String in JAVA just write:
{code}String sqlStatement = "DELETE FROM RentTable WHERE CustId = " + custID; // custID will be casted to String.{code}
2) Use preparedStatement
{code}PreparedStatement pStm = conn.prepareStatement(�DELETE FROM RentTable WHERE CustId = ?");
pStm.setInt(1, customerID);
int numberOfDeletedLines = pStm.execute();3) If you want to enter the real name to do the deletion
DELETE FROM RentTable WHERE CustId IN (select custID FROM Customer WHERE name = "joe bob johnson")
To build the SQL String in JAVA just write: String sqlStatement = "DELETE FROM RentTable WHERE CustId IN (select custID FROM Customer WHERE name = '" + sCustomerName + "' )"; // just copy & pasteHope I got your question right.

SSRS Report Builder 3.0 - Pie Chart

Hi,
I have Pie chart that displays Number of items by Country,
My data set is pulling the correct values.
The 3D effect is true for the pie chart and the Series Labels are set to diplay out of the Slice.
I used the collected style to be SingleSlice and not using percentages but just the values less than or = 5 to be collected to other countries slice.
for labels format I am using a column value from the query where I Concatenate the Value and Name of the country as string as I am not showing the legend on the chart for more space
All the values are showing up right except for one value for one slice which is added extra numbers at the beginning of the number part of the string.
For Example , if for USA there are 320 items it should should show up as USA - 320 as that is the value that the query bring and I double checked that. But that value dipslays USA - 12320 for some reason and this is happening only with one
label.
I might be missing somethign silly but if someone can save my time and help me it would be appreciated.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Chaitanya

Hi Chaitanya,
Sorry for the delay.
I am unable to reproduce the issue in my test environment. The issue seems rather odd. Here, I suggest that you create a new report and design the Pie Chart from scratch, and then check the issue again.
If the issue persists, please post the expression of the label data as well as the CustomAttributes settings of the target series of the Pie Chart.
Regards,
Mike Yin
TechNet Community Support

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