Writing an IIF Statement in SSRS using IN or LIKE

Hello,
I am trying to write an IIf statement with multiple conditions and I am getting an error. Here is the current syntax:
=IIf(Fields!role_sk.Value=4174 AND Fields!settle_type_sk.Value
LIKE (4159,4160), Fields!company_name.Value,"")
Here is the error:
Any ideas? I think it has to do with the LIKE.
Thank

The syntax on the Like is incorrect. The Like operator expects a string to compare to that uses an * as a wildcard for any character(s).
=IIf(Fields!Name.Value Like "F*", Fields!Name.Value, "Not F")
This will display the name field if it starts with an "F" or "Not F" if not.
The "In" operator is not available in expression builder but is available in filters (Tablix, Group, etc.). To use that, the Value must be an array. You can create
an array of static text using the Split function in expression builder.
=Split("Me,You,Them",",")
This creates an array with 3 elements:Me, You, and Them. If any are matched in the field or expression you are comparing to in the filter, the record will be displayed,
otherwise not.
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I have a question whether I am using the correct IIf statement in SSRS?

I have created a report with columns for case name, date opened, staff assigned, title, contact date, created by, and comments. I also have selected the comment_type field for the sake of indicating which data to pull but it will not be listed on the report.
I have the following IIf statement which indicates that if the comment_type is NOT equal to 4322 then I want it to return NOTHING (or a blank line, one line ONLY, not repeated ugh) and if it IS equal to 4322 then that's the information I want to be placed
on the report for created by, contact date, and comment fields.
=IIf(Fields!comment_type_sk.Value <> 4322, Nothing, 4322)
Now, the problem is, I want the report to generate as below and I'm not sure where to place this in order for it to render correctly. If the comment type 4322 is present then print the information in the last three columns, if it is anything but that,
then just a blank line where those fields are. The report itself is to be pulled on dated opened. SO...I'm not sure if this code should go under a parameter? or if it should just be stated in the expression for each of those fields? PS I am teaching myself
SQL. Sorry for the lack of knowledge.
Smith, Joe                                           1/1/2007
Jones, Tom      Lead Atty    1/28/2013     MJohnson        Set up meeting
Franz, Joseph                                      3/15/2008
Grouch, Oscar Lead Atty
Jones, Paula                                         2/16/2013
French, Mary    Partner       2/20/2013     DFalk              Atty Introduction
Thanks,
Dawn

Hi,
You can place the IIF statement in the 3 columns. You do not need a parameter.But the iif statement in the last 3 columns should be similar as below
Col1 - iif(Fields!comment_type_sk.Value <> 4322,
Nothing,col1)
Col2 - iif(Fields!comment_type_sk.Value <> 4322,
Nothing,col2)
Col3 - iif(Fields!comment_type_sk.Value <> 4322,
Nothing,col3)
HTH,
Ram
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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))

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 convert switch statement into iif than else statement in SSRS

Hi All;
How do i convert switch statement into iif statement in ssrs
=
Switch(
Fields!createdonValue.Value = Now(), "Today",
Fields!createdonValue.Value = DateAdd("d",-1,Today()),"Yesterday",
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -6,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -0,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate),"Last Week",
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -13,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -0,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate),"Last Fortnight",
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= DateValue(DateAdd("M",-1,DateAdd("D",-(Day(Now)-1),Now))) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= DateValue(DateAdd("D",-1,DateAdd("D",-(Day(Now)-1),Now))),"Last Month",
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= DateSerial(Year(Now()), 1, 1) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= DateSerial(Year(Now()), 12, 31),"Year to Date"
Any help much appreciated
Thanks
Pradnya07

Not sure why you want to se IIF as Switch is more compact
Anyways it will look like this
=IIf(
Fields!createdonValue.Value = Now(), "Today",IIf(
Fields!createdonValue.Value = DateAdd("d",-1,Today()),"Yesterday",Iif(
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -6,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -0,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate),"Last Week",IIf(
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -13,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= FORMATDATETIME(DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -0,DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1-Weekday(today),Today)),DATEFORMAT.ShortDate),"Last Fortnight",IIf(
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= DateValue(DateAdd("M",-1,DateAdd("D",-(Day(Now)-1),Now))) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= DateValue(DateAdd("D",-1,DateAdd("D",-(Day(Now)-1),Now))),"Last Month",IIf(
Fields!createdonValue.Value >= DateSerial(Year(Now()), 1, 1) and
Fields!createdonValue.Value <= DateSerial(Year(Now()), 12, 31),"Year to Date")))))
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SSRS IIF Statement #Error

All,
I have the below IIF statement in SSRS report based on a sharepoint list. However I get #Error only on certain lines
For example when Item_Name = P001-P384D630Z01
I am sort of stunned at this point. All the other lines work except the one with above item name. If I remove the MF5 Mod Center part of the iif then everything works.
=
Iif((mid(Fields!Item_Name.Value,8,1)= 3 OR mid(Fields!Item_Name.Value),8,1)=4) AND LEFT(TRIM(Fields!Project_No.Value),1) =8, "MF5 Mod Center",
Iif(Left(Fields!Project_No.Value,1)="3","HOU MOD",
Iif(Left(Fields!Item_Name.Value,3) = "RDC","RDC",
Iif(Left(Fields!Item_Name.Value,4) = "P001","Overseas",
Iif(IsNothing(Fields!Engineering_Status.Value), "Pre-engineering",
Iif(Fields!Engineering_Status.Value="P.C. Finished", "Production",
Fields!Engineering_Status.Value

It's working after removing the "-" in the item_name if anyone is wondering.
=
Iif(Left(Fields!Project_No.Value,1)="3","HOU MOD",
Iif(Left(Fields!Item_Name.Value,3) = "RDC","RDC",
Iif(Left(Fields!Item_Name.Value,4) = "P001","Overseas",
Iif(IsNothing(Fields!Engineering_Status.Value), "Pre-engineering",
Iif(Fields!Engineering_Status.Value="P.C. Finished", "Production",
Iif((mid(replace(Fields!Item_Name.Value,"-",""),8,1)= 3 OR mid(replace(Fields!Item_Name.Value,"-",""),8,1)=4) AND LEFT(TRIM(Fields!Project_No.Value),1) =8, "MF5 Mod Center"
,Fields!Engineering_Status.Value

Writing IIF Statements for Sales Reps Goals

I have a query that takes all of the Sales Reps Goals and divides them into daily goals based on Potential sales days. This works perfectly when a rep starts before the beginning of the year. The issue I have is when a rep starts mid-year. If a rep starts
in June the goal should be divided by the remaining sales days left in the year and not the full year. I want to write an IIF statement that says if the rep's hire date is greater than 1/1/2015 then calculate based on remaining sales days. The query that works
for old reps is below:
SELECT uSERS.lifeguard_id
, GOALS.ProductID
, GOALS.GoalAmount / (SELECT SUM(WC.[Total Potential Sales Days (excluding Sat)])
FROM MISC.WorkingCalendar WC
WHERE WC.Year = YEAR(GETDATE())
GROUP BY [YEAR]
) * WC.[Total Potential Sales Days (excluding Sat)] AS GOALS
, WC.Month
, WC.Year
, DATEADD(DD,-1, DATEADD(MM,1,cast( (cast(WC.Month as varchar) + ' 1 , ' + cast(WC.Year as varchar)) as date))) AS GoalDatea
,CASE WHEN WC.Month= 'Jan' THEN '201501'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Feb' THEN '201502'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Mar' THEN '201503'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Apr' THEN '201504'
WHEN WC.Month = 'May' THEN '201505'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Jun' THEN '201506'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Jul' THEN '201507'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Aug' THEN '201508'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Sep' THEN '201509'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Oct' THEN '201510'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Nov' THEN '201511'
WHEN WC.Month = 'Dec' THEN '201512'
END AS YearMonth
FROM (
SELECT [CRM Rep Name] as CRMREPNAME
, CASE GoalAmount.GoalType
WHEN 'Yearly Life' Then 'L'
WHEN 'Yearly DI' then 'DI'
WHEN 'Yearly CI' then 'CI'
WHEN 'Yearly AI' then 'AC'
end as ProductID
, GoalAmount.GoalAmount
, YEAR(GETDATE()) AS GoalYear
FROM BAMaster.SalesRep SalesRep
unpivot (
GoalAmount FOR GoalType in([Yearly Life],[Yearly DI], [Yearly CI], [Yearly AI])) AS GoalAmount
) GOALS
JOIN VISION.Users Users
ON GOALS.CRMREPNAME = Users.user_code
JOIN MISC.WorkingCalendar WC
ON WC.Year = goals.GoalYear
where lifeguard_id is not null
order by lifeguard_id

Sales Days
Year
Month
Weekdays
Saturdays
Holidays
Total Potential Sales Days (including Sat)
Total Potential Sales Days (excluding Sat)
2014 Running Total
2015
Jan
20
5
2
25
20
20
2015
Feb
19
4
1
23
19
39
2015
Mar
22
4
0
26
22
61
2015
Apr
22
4
0
26
22
83
2015
May
20
5
1
25
20
103
2015
Jun
22
4
0
26
22
125
2015
Jul
22
3
1
25
22
147
2015
Aug
21
5
0
26
21
168
2015
Sep
21
4
1
25
21
189
2015
Oct
21
5
1
26
21
210
2015
Nov
18
4
3
22
18
228
2015
Dec
20
3
3
23
20
248
Grand Total
248
50
13
298
248
These are the sales days. A rep's hire date could be any date in 2015.

Multiplying 2 values based on an If statement in SSRS reports

I am working on a pretty complicated report, and I am unable to get the values to multiply correctly on one line. The expression is simple, if the value in textbox293 is greater then the value in textbox294 then multiply textbox293 by textbox289 else
multiply textbox294 by textbox289.
In SSRS terms IIF(textbox293.value > textbox294.value, textbox293.value * textbox289.value, textbox294.value * textbox289.value)
I am using the actual formulas that I used to get the values, they have a nested IIF statement to return 0.00 if the value is less < 0. I am also rounding to 6 decimal places on 1 value to ensure I get the correct value out to 4 decimal places.
I have checked all of the value on the report up to this point are correct, and are displaying correctly. I have broken apart my IIF statement to make it easier to read:
=IIF(IIF((Sum(Fields!RSR_MIN_2.Value, "Revenue") + IIF((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"))
* (Sum(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value, "Revenue") / First(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value, "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")) < 0, 0.00, (Sum(Fields!RSR_MIN_2.Value,
"Revenue") + IIF((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")) * (Sum(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value, "Revenue")
/ First(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value, "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")))
>
=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,
"Revenue")/first(Fields!RGF_MIN_1.value,"Rev_Code5899"),6)))) / (First(Fields!WADA2012_1.Value, "Second_Year_Preceeding_WADA")) < 0, 0.00, (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, "Revenue")/first(Fields!RGF_MIN_1.value,"Rev_Code5899"),6))))
/ (First(Fields!WADA2012_1.Value, "Second_Year_Preceeding_WADA")))
IIF((Sum(Fields!RSR_MIN_2.Value, "Revenue") + IIF((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")) * (Sum(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value,
"Revenue") / First(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value, "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")) < 0, 0.00, (Sum(Fields!RSR_MIN_2.Value, "Revenue")
+ IIF((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")) * (Sum(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value, "Revenue") / First(Fields!RGF_MIN_2.Value,
"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,
"Revenue")/first(Fields!RGF_MIN_1.value,"Rev_Code5899"),6)))) / (First(Fields!WADA2012_1.Value, "Second_Year_Preceeding_WADA")) < 0, 0.00, (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, "Revenue")/first(Fields!RGF_MIN_1.value,"Rev_Code5899"),6))))
/ (First(Fields!WADA2012_1.Value, "Second_Year_Preceeding_WADA"))) * (first(Fields!WADA2013_1.Value,"Second_Year_Preceeding_WADA")))
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
=IIF(CDbl(Fields!Textbox293.Value) > CDbl(Fields!Textbox294.Value), CDbl(FieldsTextbox293.Value) * CDbl(Fields!Textbox289.Value), CDbl(Fields!Textbox294.Value) * CDbl(Fields!Textbox289.Value))
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
If the issue is persist, please feel free to let me know.
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Alisa Tang
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SSRS Using Sum and = in a conditional operator

Hi,
Still getting to grips with SSRS so any help would be appreciated.
My aim is to calculate a conditional field using the SSRS expression feature, the datasource is a shared dataset which i can't alter so i can't just go an alter the SQL query or anything.
In SQL my query would be like this: SELECT COUNT(TotalHours) FROM TableName WHERE TotalHours <= 24
Is there anyway to combined the Iff and Sum operator's to get a result like the above?
At present all i managed to come up with is the below but obviously it's not returning the correct amount.
=IIf(Fields!TotalHours.Value <= "24", Sum(Fields!TotalHours.Value), 0 )
Please help!
Edit: Please note that i'm not trying to sum a field based on a condition that relates to another column, i just need a sum of 'TotalHours' that are less than or equal to 24, please also note there is another field called category, each category needs a
sum of the above.
Regards,
Marcus
Plain_Clueless

Hi Marcus,
According to your description, you want to count [TotalHours] when the value of this field is less than 24, right?
In your scenario, you could use the expression like below:
=Sum(IIF(Fields!TotalHours.Value<=24,1,0))
Please note don’t put this expression in the detail rows, you could refer to our test results:
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Qiuyun Yu
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How to pass Cascading Parameter in SSRS using Java

How to pass Cascading Parameter in SSRS using Java---
We are having a problem with dependent parameters.There are three drop down--
1.first dropdown is of Country.When we select a country--Accordingly next dropdown(State)will populate
2.Second dropdown is of State. When we select a state--Accordingly next dropdown(City)will populate.
I have three data sources are
CountryList-
SELECT CountryRegionCode, Name
FROM Person.CountryRegion
ORDER BY Name
StateList
SELECT StateProvinceID, StateProvinceCode, CountryRegionCode
FROM Person.StateProvince
WHERE CountryRegionCode = @CountryRegionCode
ORDER BY StateProvinceCode
CityList
SELECT StateProvinceID, City
FROM Person.Address
GROUP BY StateProvinceID, City
HAVING (StateProvinceID = @StateProvinceID)
ORDER BY City
Ihave to show report that has been deployed on server on the besis of these parameters
I am using ReportViewer in JSP Page through url--
http://192.168.90.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fReport+Project1%2fCascading_Parameters&rs:Command=Render&rs:parameter=true&Country="+Country+"&State="+State;
But it is not accepting parameter if they are cascaded.It is working fine if Both parameters are independent.
Edited by: kaushlee on May 11, 2010 9:22 PM

Take a look at set_custom_property:
public static final ID SETTEXT = ID.registerProperty("SETTEXT");
public boolean setProperty(ID pid, Object value)
if (pid == SETTEXT)
String text = value.toString();
and in forms
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this one includes samples:
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*   START_ROW             = '5'
* IMPORTING
*   RETURNCODE            =
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I do not know what fields will be filled up.
as there are 5 PK fields so 5! chances will be there for the where condition in the READ statement.
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How to send multiple customer statements by email using RFKORD11 program.
As of now we copied the stanadard program and sending the customer statements by email, one by one.
if i execute the z program it will show the customer statement and send mail option.
if i click send mail it will send that customer statement to the corresponding customer.
then again i need to click back, it will show next customer statement and click on send mail.
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Mahesh

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then you can write a logic to send mail in the loop.
to send the pdf file
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/display/snippets/mailsendthroughoutputcontrols
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