Hello, I have a long / complicated IIF expression for opening
subreports from report 1 (navigation feature). If field = 1, open
subreport 1, if field = 2, open subreport 2, etc etc...and this goes
on.
What's an easier way to do this besides the IIF statement in Reporting
Services? I have about 15 conditions so it would be a very long IIF
expression...Thanks for your help.Create a method in the Code section of report properties and use regular If
or even use case statements.
You can then call this method from the same place you were putting your
IIF's
"RSNewbie" <alinka345@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello, I have a long / complicated IIF expression for opening
> subreports from report 1 (navigation feature). If field = 1, open
> subreport 1, if field = 2, open subreport 2, etc etc...and this goes
> on.
> What's an easier way to do this besides the IIF statement in Reporting
> Services? I have about 15 conditions so it would be a very long IIF
> expression...Thanks for your help.
>|||what do you mean by method? What kind of code would I put there?
Monday, March 26, 2012
Long + Complicated IIF expression
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