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Ok, trying this again I discovered something that I hadn't realized from your prior emails - that I needed to change "database field" to "calculated field" in the fields list. Once I did that, it...
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It sounds like you have an extra column in your fields tab of the dataset properties. Try this: Delete anything extra that you've created, so you're back to your original report. Make sure that runs...
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Jessica, this looks promising, but when I tried a test, I got the following error:The data set ‘DataSet1’ contains a definition for the Field ‘DiffExemption’. This field is missing from the returned...
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Hi Levi, In your report, view the Datasets pane. Right click on the dataset and click Add. In the Add New Field screen, you can select the Calculated field, type in a name, and then put any formula...
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Jessica,I'm not sure I understand what you mean by calculated fields. Where do you do this? The IIF statement is vb, not sql, so I'm assuming it's not in the SQL but somewhere else? Sorry, I'm not...
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Levi: If you are wanting to use "isnull" you might also be able to do something like: Code Snippetisnull (cast(theValue as varchar), '--') like for instance in: Code Snippetselect isnull...
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Levi, You can create calculated fields in your dataset to handle this logic. It would look something like this: =IIF(Fields!CurrencyField.Value is null, '--', CStr(Fields!CurrencyField.Value)) Then...
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I have a some currency fields that are sometimes null and I want to display them as '--' or something similar when they are such. I can do this with IIF statements, but I have a lot of them and would...
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