... data. If you are expecting a 3rd comma in the value, then apply the regex again.
The Final Solution:
The following code is a correction to the above and replaces any commas between two double-quotes ...
... am sending as parameters (in this case "Quotes").
As the actual parameter value, select the form which is the singular of the records that you are sending (in my example here I have a form called "Partners ...
... match in both irrespective of the value. Consider trying to get authorized and checking the Redirect URI passed in the URL and then updating your app with the same value, such as:
// for Books OAuth ...
What?
So this is an article exploring how to convert UPPERCASE text into mixed case. The feed is originally for a personnel feed so it won't be converting long paragraphs of English text. Instead it ...
... Being rather pernickety, I would like a question mark to display if there is no date to populate the field.
Why?
At the moment, the expression in there is something like this:
=Format(Fields!MyCompletionTime.Value, ...
... depends on the drive(s) you want to restrict (Refer to the list above)
CRITICAL STEP: Once you've saved this value, navigate back up to HKEY_USERS, select the Foo key you loaded, and then click File > ...
...
FROM [dbo].[XML_EVENTS]
-- value() returns single value, specify data type as second parameter
SELECT Event_XML.value('(/STAFF/EMPLOYEE_NUMBER/@name)[1]','varchar(20)')
FROM [dbo].[XML_EVENTS]
...
...
For usability, we put a message just below the header which was an expression detailing what the report was displaying, so for example:
-- If setting the limit to 100 records
=IIf(
Sum(Fields!myCount.Value, ...
... || (LTRIM(ContributionValue) == "") ? "0.0000" : TRIM(REPLACE(ContributionValue,",",""))
My Most Frequent Fix:
The data files I have to work with are rarely consistent. On some rows the date ...
... in it's simplest form and if I want to torture my successors, I'll complicate the function myself.
How?
Functions are supposed to return a single value, which is all I need in this case. In my example, ...
... is the field to compare (of all "Data_Retrieval" values) and "Report1" is the name of my dataset:
=IIF(
Fields!Data_Retrieval.Value=MAX(Fields!Data_Retrieval.Value, "Report1"),
"Red",
IIF(
Fields!Data_Retrieval.Value=MIN(Fields!Data_Retrieval.Value ...
... us as SSRS performance is always rubbish anyway. Here's a breakdown of the MDX expressions and how I tweaked each one to return the final result:
-- to get just the time value
=(
CDate(Last(Fields!REPORTENDTIME.Value, ...
... will be visible on the executed report (obviously replace the field name with the name of your field containing the location of the image - ours is "PhotoURL"):
=" The file " & First(Fields!PhotoURL.Value, ...
... values" to
=IIF(LTrim(Parameters!StudentADAccount.Value)="", Parameters!StudentReference.Value, First(Fields!S_STUDENTREFERENCE.Value, "StudentDetails"))
should work:
Apparently not because ...
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