If you want the other way you can use the 3 checkbox images checked,unchecked and emptycheck and embed them in your report. And then set the expression for showing the image depending on your value =IIF(IsNothing(Fields!meal.Value),"emptycheck",IIF(Fields!meal.Value,"checked","unchecked")) This way you can remove the dependency of the font installation on the server....
you need to use datepart(year, date) instead of Convert(char(15),[DATE],107) AS 'Date' ...
algorithm,reporting-services,ssrs-2008,conditional-formatting,iif
First problem is: isnothing(Fields!ACT.Value <> "N/A" and Fields!NUM.Value) or isnothing(Fields!ACT.Value <> "N/K" and Fields!NUM.value) or isnothing(Fields!ACT.Value <> "N/V" and Fields!NUM.Value) always return True because of inner boolean expressions are always not null. Second: Instead of combination of iif you can use switch. So, I think, you should try this expression:...
sql-server,dynamic-sql,linked-server,iif,openquery
I think the version of SQL Server you are using is under 2012 and IIF is not supported for earlier versions. You can use CASE instead. SELECT Sum(CASE Left(matcode,1) WHEN 'R' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS Cases FROM cases WHERE cases.date_opened = '20150511' Edit Based on Zerubbabel comment, he...
Well, i didn't find any idea to get this work. But i thought about all this issue, and understood that this really work as designed. When you hide column, it's normal for Excel reports, but it may cause errors in CSV reports, because CSV often used like information transfer files...
ms-access,calculated-field,iif
This query calculates the total AFTER discount. Therefore its input should be the total BEFORE discount. You are probably doing something like this: SELECT IIf([Quantity]=20,[Total After Discount]*0.95,...) AS [Total After Discount] FROM ... So in this expression [Total After Discount] is referring to itself, which is not possible. Change it...
sql,postgresql,parameter-passing,plpgsql,iif
The polymorphic types are strict in this moment - in other cases, PostgreSQL try to cast constants to most common type, but this step is missing for polymorphic types - so in this case, when you have described issue, you have to cast explicitly or you should not to use...
ms-access,filter,ms-access-2013,query-builder,iif
I've solved it :) You simply never use the criteria to filter the 3 rows... You just use the field itself to load the proper row that you need and put in criteria... Here is the code for the field: Expr1: IIf([obProducts]=1 And Len(Nz([lbSearchProduct]))>0;[tblOrders]![еProductCode];IIf([obProducts]=2 And Len(Nz([lbSearchProduct]))>0;[tblOrders]![fProductCode];IIf([obProducts]=3 And Len(Nz([lbSearchProduct]))>0;[tblOrders]![kProductCode]))) And in...
reporting-services,ssrs-2008,iif
There are two issues, I am seeing. You don't need to compare isNothing output to false. SSRS gives #Error because of data type mismatch. Make sure Sales_Overall and Current value doesn't have commas or anything that makes them text instead of a number. Try this first =IIf(IsNothing(Fields!sales_overall.Value) Or ISNothing(Fields!current.Value), "-"...
sql,ms-access,ms-access-2013,iif
# has a special meaning [Any single digit (0–9)] when used in a Like pattern. You can tell Access to treat it as just the normal # character by putting it inside a character range like this ... [#]. Also, I think you want to match [#]N/A followed by additional...
The other answers are accurate, but let me try to clarify something for you, then ask a question... The column you are computing for "invoice_paid" can't be used in the where clause by it's alias result column, you would have to use the raw original date from the table itself,...
The syntax for between is: <value> between <lower bound> and <upper bound> So this isn't a valid expression: Between Date()-2 And Date() Try something like: YourColumn between Date()-2 and Date() Or alternatively, without between: Date()-2 <= YourColumn and YourColumn <= Date() ...
.net,vb.net,conditional,variable-assignment,iif
What you're asking to do would have been possible in a language that supports pointer types (such as C/C++, or C# in unsafe mode) with dereferencing; VB.NET doesn't do that. The best you got to leverage is local variables, reference types, and (perhaps) ByRef. If it's a Class, its instantiation...
just like they said, you can't compare null in VBA, so do it like this: IIF(IsNull([Responsible]),"UNASSIGNED",[Responsible]) ...
You should change from IIf() to If(), as the latter uses short-circuiting while the former does not. With the IIf() version, GetMessage() is being called even when the boolean evaluates to true, which might be causing side effects. When using If(), only the correct return value is evaluated: Return CType(If(Object.Equals(_newValue,...
ms-access,switch-statement,iif
I think you mean something like the below. tbl_Filter Contains Filter Screw Screw Socket Sscrew tbl_Main Description Screws and sockets Screw Socket Query SQL SELECT tbl_Main.Description, tbl_Filter.Filter FROM tbl_Main, tbl_Filter WHERE tbl_Main.Description Like "*" & [Contains] & "*" Result Description Filter Screws and sockets Screw Screws and sockets Sscrew Screw...
reporting-services,ssrs-tablix,reportbuilder,iif
I found a working solution: I had to create 2 new fields in the same dataset as the table,I named those fields "ShiftStart" and "ShiftStop". ShiftStart value : =iif(join(Parameters!Shift.Label)="AM","6",iif(join(Parameters!Shift.Label)="PM","12",iif(join(Parameters!Shift.Label)="NIGHT","0","0"))) Same with ShiftStop but with others values (12,18,0). So with those 2 data, when I pick "AM", ShitStart= 6 and ShiftStop=12,...
sql,date,ms-access,ms-access-2013,iif
Your logical operator is invalid and you have not supplied iif with the result you want to show in case [expression ]evaluates to false: select iif([hire_date] <= #2000-01-01#, 'Old Gaurd', 'Young') from L_employees ...
In Visual Basic, the equality operator is =, not ==. All you need to change is divisor == 0 to divisor = 0. Also, as Mark said, you should use If instead of IIf. From the documentation on If: An If operator that is called with three arguments works like...
reporting-services,logic,ssrs-2008-r2,iif
IF(A=TRUE, This, That). SSRS will always evalute this and that irrespective of value of A. In other terms IIF conditions in SSRS are not short circuited. Try something like this. Method 1: =Left(StrConv(Fields!Introducer_Title.Value, VbStrConv.ProperCase), IIF( INstr(Fields!Introducer_Title.Value, "-") = 0, LEN(Fields!Introducer_Title.Value), INstr(StrConv(Fields!Introducer_Title.Value, VbStrConv.ProperCase), "-")-1 ) ) Method 2: =IIF( INstr(Fields!Introducer_Title.Value, "-")...