I have table with two group headers.
I want my data to look something like this:
-Group1_master data - header1
-Group1_master data - some description - header2
-Details of group1.....
Now, i want to display this header2 only if descrpition contains data, that
is not null, and i wrote expression like this:
=Iif(Fields!Description.Value = Nothing, "True", "False")
.. and put it in the Hidden property of table row that is actualy ma header2
But that header2 is never hidden, i realy dont know is that a known problem
or im missing something.
tnx for any replaysTry changing "True" to true and "False" to false:
=iif(Fields!Description.Value = Nothing, true, false)
Bruce Johnson [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"hypo vedran" <hypo vedran@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have table with two group headers.
> I want my data to look something like this:
> -Group1_master data - header1
> -Group1_master data - some description - header2
> -Details of group1.....
> Now, i want to display this header2 only if descrpition contains data,
that
> is not null, and i wrote expression like this:
> =Iif(Fields!Description.Value = Nothing, "True", "False")
> .. and put it in the Hidden property of table row that is actualy ma
header2
> But that header2 is never hidden, i realy dont know is that a known
problem
> or im missing something.
> tnx for any replays
Monday, March 19, 2012
group header visibility problem
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