Showing posts with label fieldsexceptions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fieldsexceptions. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

IIF Count

Cannot get this to work, any suggestions? (Need to count where values
are as below)
=Count(iif(LCase(Fields!Exceptions.Value Like) "*center*" AND
(LCase(Fields!Server.Value) Like "ser*" AND Fields!Production.Value = "1", 1, Nothing)))Bracket in wrong place?
Should be:
=Count(iif((LCase(Fields!Exceptions.Value)) Like "*center*" AND
(LCase(Fields!Server.Value)) Like "ser*" AND Fields!Production.Value ="1"), 1, Nothing))
Craig
"d4" <d4mann@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1141939610.708232.138940@.j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Cannot get this to work, any suggestions? (Need to count where values
> are as below)
>
> =Count(iif(LCase(Fields!Exceptions.Value Like) "*center*" AND
> (LCase(Fields!Server.Value) Like "ser*" AND Fields!Production.Value => "1", 1, Nothing)))
>|||Get build errors:
The value expression for the textbox 'textbox25' has a scope
parameter that is not valid for an aggregate function. The scope
parameter must be set to a string constant that is equal to either the
name of a containing group, the name of a containing data region, or
the name of a data set.
and
The value expression for the textbox 'textbox25' uses an aggregate
expression with an invalid recursive/simple flag. The valid values for
this flag are 'Recursive' and 'Simple'.
Below does work, but I need to add another AND value to further select
correct one...
=Count(iif(LCase( Fields!Exceptions.Value ) Like "*center*" AND
Fields!Production.Value = "1", 1, Nothing))|||Got it:
=Count(iif(LCase(Fields!Exceptions.Value) Like "*center*" AND
LCase(Fields!Server.Value) Like "ser*" AND Fields!Production.Value ="1"), 1, Nothing))
Now, does anyone know how to do a NOT LIKE?|||put a NOT in front ... IIF(NOT (condition),truepart,falsepart)
"d4" wrote:
> Got it:
> =Count(iif(LCase(Fields!Exceptions.Value) Like "*center*" AND
> LCase(Fields!Server.Value) Like "ser*" AND Fields!Production.Value => "1"), 1, Nothing))
> Now, does anyone know how to do a NOT LIKE?
>