Need your help with formating color of subtotal cell.
Here is my scenario:
Matrix with are 2 row's groups:
- RowKat
- RowSubKat
and 2 column's groups:
- ColKat
- ColSubKat
I want to have my subtotal cell of RowKat, in ColKat subtotal scope
(most outer total of subtotals), to be green where it's value is > 55
Is it possible?
KamelIs it possible to define Row Subtotal in scope of Column Subtotal?|||Hi Kamel. I had a similiar scenario some time back. I could not find
anyway of doing this. the most one could do is to format the whole
subtotal, but it can't be conditionally formatted (as in differently
colored column subtotals). I had to modify the dataset-query to have
another row, and then put the conditional formatting in that row.
On Feb 7, 5:45 pm, "kamel" <kwic...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> Need your help with formating color of subtotal cell.
> Here is my scenario:
> Matrix with are 2 row's groups:
> - RowKat
> - RowSubKat
> and 2 column's groups:
> - ColKat
> - ColSubKat
> I want to have my subtotal cell of RowKat, in ColKat subtotal scope
> (most outer total of subtotals), to be green where it's value is > 55
> Is it possible?
> Kamel|||thanks, I try that way...
...but mayby somebody know the trick?|||Is there any way to format that using "InScope" function?
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Formatting text in Textbox
Is it possible to format one word in a text box to the color blue and another word in the SAME textbox to the color red?
Hello,
Sorry, but formatting is applied to the whole textbox. You can't format text differently within the same textbox.
Jarret
Friday, March 23, 2012
Formatting text in crystal reports
hi,
is it possible to format the size, font, color of the text displayed in the report?just right click on that text and click format text :sql
is it possible to format the size, font, color of the text displayed in the report?just right click on that text and click format text :sql
Formatting subtotals in Matrix reports
I am trying to alter the color of a cell of a subtotal based on the value of the subtotal.
Example: =IIF(Subtotal.Value < 20 ,"Brown","Blue")
This doesn't work. How do I refer to the value of a subtotal inside an expression' I think it has something to do with InScope(). I have definitely clicked the little green tab and am getting the correct properties window.Please see this posting:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs&mid=c9b1dcda-cd35-4669-bb9b-4076ad21ed43
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"Getting started and liking it" <Getting started and liking
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> I am trying to alter the color of a cell of a subtotal based on the value
of the subtotal.
> Example: =IIF(Subtotal.Value < 20 ,"Brown","Blue")
> This doesn't work. How do I refer to the value of a subtotal inside an
expression' I think it has something to do with InScope(). I have
definitely clicked the little green tab and am getting the correct
properties window.
Example: =IIF(Subtotal.Value < 20 ,"Brown","Blue")
This doesn't work. How do I refer to the value of a subtotal inside an expression' I think it has something to do with InScope(). I have definitely clicked the little green tab and am getting the correct properties window.Please see this posting:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs&mid=c9b1dcda-cd35-4669-bb9b-4076ad21ed43
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"Getting started and liking it" <Getting started and liking
it@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am trying to alter the color of a cell of a subtotal based on the value
of the subtotal.
> Example: =IIF(Subtotal.Value < 20 ,"Brown","Blue")
> This doesn't work. How do I refer to the value of a subtotal inside an
expression' I think it has something to do with InScope(). I have
definitely clicked the little green tab and am getting the correct
properties window.
Formatting Sub Totals in a Matrix
Would some one know how to control the formatting of Matrix Sub totals, such as Border around it, background color and font etc...I can't select the grey textbox that is rendered if sub totals are chosen from the context menu for a group.
Any help will be appreciated.
If you right-click on the green triangle in the corner of the subtotal label and click properties you should be able to access the properties of the subtotal text box (I believe it is actual labeled Subtotal by default).
Hope this helps,
Simone
|||I love this forum....Thanks!!!!!!Monday, March 19, 2012
Formatting a string with color/bold?
I have a string in which I am combining several fields. Is there a way to add formatting to the string as well
="Baud: " & Fields!BAUDRATE.Value & " DL Status: " & Fields!COMMSTATUS.Value
Example, I want my fields to appear in bold and string in normal.. I can't do this in an individual textbox due to space constraints
I think you are suggesting mixed formatting within a textbox which is not possible. When applying a format style it applies to the entire contents of a textbox.
Monday, March 12, 2012
formatting a field
I'm trying to format a text box color using an expression
= (Field!Name.Value < 0, "Red", "Black") but system send this error
The color expression for the textbox 'Field name' contains an error
[BC30451] name 'Iff' is not declared.
Please let me know what can I douse =Iif(Field!Name.Value < 0, "Red", "Black")
"Yoya" wrote:
> I'm trying to format a text box color using an expression
> = (Field!Name.Value < 0, "Red", "Black") but system send this error
> The color expression for the textbox 'Field name' contains an error
> [BC30451] name 'Iff' is not declared.
> Please let me know what can I do
= (Field!Name.Value < 0, "Red", "Black") but system send this error
The color expression for the textbox 'Field name' contains an error
[BC30451] name 'Iff' is not declared.
Please let me know what can I douse =Iif(Field!Name.Value < 0, "Red", "Black")
"Yoya" wrote:
> I'm trying to format a text box color using an expression
> = (Field!Name.Value < 0, "Red", "Black") but system send this error
> The color expression for the textbox 'Field name' contains an error
> [BC30451] name 'Iff' is not declared.
> Please let me know what can I do
Formatted text in report parameter
I want the user to add his/her own title and some text to the report which can be bold, different color etc. Can this be done via a single report parameter and are there any ways to do it?
Not out of the box. If you use SRS 2005, the ReportViewer controls (part of VS 2005) will allow you to show reports in any ASP.NET or Winforms application. Using the controls, you can hide the report parameters page and replace it with your own prompting logic. See www.gotreportviewer.com for more details.
If you use SRS 2000, you can achieve most of this by putting an iframe to the report server in your web page and include rc:Parameters=False to hide the parameters area. You web page would be responsible for parameters prompting and for feeding the values to the report server iframe. For ex: http://server/reportserver/?PathToTheReport&rc:Parameters=false&Param1=value1&Param2=Value2
Friday, March 9, 2012
Format the Report Manager Parameter headings
Hello,
I was wondering if it would be possible to change the font type and color of the parameter titles in Report Manager? Like can I change it in XML some sort of way...
<QueryParameters>
<QueryParameter Name="@.ProductLang">
<Value>=Parameters!ProductLang.Value</Value>
</QueryParameter>
Ex: @.StartDate is a parmeter, I'd like to change the text's font color and style to BLUE and Italics.
It is not possible to configure this in Report Manager.
You could write a custom ASP.NET page with your desired stylizations that will pass the parameters to the ReportServer.
-Chris
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Format question of text concatenation
I have a text like this '*'& Field!Item.Value. I would like to highlight the
asterisk '*' as red color and bold in order to make the end user notice it
easier.
How can I do it? Thanks for your help.you could have 2 textboxes adjacent to each other. the first one would show
the '*' and the second one could show the Field!item.value. You could then
set the first text color to red.|||Because the asterisk which is showing off are based on the value of Item
field. I can use two adjacent boxes to do it. I wonder if there is no way to
do it in one textbox?
Thanks,
"george" wrote:
> you could have 2 textboxes adjacent to each other. the first one would show
> the '*' and the second one could show the Field!item.value. You could then
> set the first text color to red.|||One way to do any special formatting of items in a textbox is with some
custom code. Maybe there is an easier way to do this, but if you just
created a function that showed or did not show the asterisk based on
the field value, you could then reference it in the textbox.|||A single textbox cannot display text in multiple colors. We will enable this
in a future version of Reporting Services via support for rich text.
--
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Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"Sally" <Sally@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:99831223-41CE-4734-8E90-519A6FDCDDEC@.microsoft.com...
> Because the asterisk which is showing off are based on the value of Item
> field. I can use two adjacent boxes to do it. I wonder if there is no way
> to
> do it in one textbox?
> Thanks,
> "george" wrote:
>> you could have 2 textboxes adjacent to each other. the first one would
>> show
>> the '*' and the second one could show the Field!item.value. You could
>> then
>> set the first text color to red.
asterisk '*' as red color and bold in order to make the end user notice it
easier.
How can I do it? Thanks for your help.you could have 2 textboxes adjacent to each other. the first one would show
the '*' and the second one could show the Field!item.value. You could then
set the first text color to red.|||Because the asterisk which is showing off are based on the value of Item
field. I can use two adjacent boxes to do it. I wonder if there is no way to
do it in one textbox?
Thanks,
"george" wrote:
> you could have 2 textboxes adjacent to each other. the first one would show
> the '*' and the second one could show the Field!item.value. You could then
> set the first text color to red.|||One way to do any special formatting of items in a textbox is with some
custom code. Maybe there is an easier way to do this, but if you just
created a function that showed or did not show the asterisk based on
the field value, you could then reference it in the textbox.|||A single textbox cannot display text in multiple colors. We will enable this
in a future version of Reporting Services via support for rich text.
--
Rajeev Karunakaran [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Sally" <Sally@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:99831223-41CE-4734-8E90-519A6FDCDDEC@.microsoft.com...
> Because the asterisk which is showing off are based on the value of Item
> field. I can use two adjacent boxes to do it. I wonder if there is no way
> to
> do it in one textbox?
> Thanks,
> "george" wrote:
>> you could have 2 textboxes adjacent to each other. the first one would
>> show
>> the '*' and the second one could show the Field!item.value. You could
>> then
>> set the first text color to red.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Format Expression
My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
"<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource
Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
--
<moojjoo/>RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
(general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
this support will show itself.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
> My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
> different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
> ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
> "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
> vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
> Resource
> Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
> However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
> allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
> --
> <moojjoo/>|||So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants at
this time with formating the font?
--
<moojjoo/>
"Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
> RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
> (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
> this support will show itself.
>
> --
> Bruce Loehle-Conger
> MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
> "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
> > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
> > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
> >
> > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
> > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
> > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
> > Resource
> > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
> >
> > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
> > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
> > --
> > <moojjoo/>
>
>|||You can do things like put multiple text boxes next to each other and format
each of those (which really only works for very simple scenarios).
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:17509CDD-B058-44DF-8DD9-004D6B027AF4@.microsoft.com...
> So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants at
> this time with formating the font?
> --
> <moojjoo/>
>
> "Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
>> RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
>> (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
>> this support will show itself.
>>
>> --
>> Bruce Loehle-Conger
>> MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
>> "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
>> > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
>> > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
>> >
>> > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
>> > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
>> > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
>> > Resource
>> > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
>> >
>> > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
>> > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
>> > --
>> > <moojjoo/>
>>|||Bruce, I totally can understand that the only problem is I have this in a
table... and they are wanting multiple items in a cell along with that
formatting I am referrring to.
--
<moojjoo/>
"Moojjoo" wrote:
> So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants at
> this time with formating the font?
> --
> <moojjoo/>
>
> "Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
> > RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
> > (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
> > this support will show itself.
> >
> >
> > --
> > Bruce Loehle-Conger
> > MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
> >
> > "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
> > > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
> > > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
> > >
> > > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
> > > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
> > > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
> > > Resource
> > > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
> > >
> > > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
> > > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
> > > --
> > > <moojjoo/>
> >
> >
> >|||You are out of luck. This is very common requirement which is why it is
being implemented in RS 2008.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C4A3785A-A03A-4855-B524-F6E9A65D39E4@.microsoft.com...
> Bruce, I totally can understand that the only problem is I have this in a
> table... and they are wanting multiple items in a cell along with that
> formatting I am referrring to.
> --
> <moojjoo/>
>
> "Moojjoo" wrote:
>> So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants
>> at
>> this time with formating the font?
>> --
>> <moojjoo/>
>>
>> "Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
>> > RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
>> > (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on
>> > how
>> > this support will show itself.
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > Bruce Loehle-Conger
>> > MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
>> >
>> > "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
>> > > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
>> > > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
>> > >
>> > > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
>> > > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf
>> > > &
>> > > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
>> > > Resource
>> > > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
>> > >
>> > > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will
>> > > be
>> > > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
>> > > --
>> > > <moojjoo/>
>> >
>> >
>> >
different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
"<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource
Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
--
<moojjoo/>RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
(general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
this support will show itself.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
> My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
> different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
> ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
> "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
> vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
> Resource
> Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
> However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
> allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
> --
> <moojjoo/>|||So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants at
this time with formating the font?
--
<moojjoo/>
"Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
> RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
> (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
> this support will show itself.
>
> --
> Bruce Loehle-Conger
> MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
> "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
> > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
> > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
> >
> > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
> > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
> > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
> > Resource
> > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
> >
> > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
> > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
> > --
> > <moojjoo/>
>
>|||You can do things like put multiple text boxes next to each other and format
each of those (which really only works for very simple scenarios).
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:17509CDD-B058-44DF-8DD9-004D6B027AF4@.microsoft.com...
> So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants at
> this time with formating the font?
> --
> <moojjoo/>
>
> "Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
>> RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
>> (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
>> this support will show itself.
>>
>> --
>> Bruce Loehle-Conger
>> MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
>> "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
>> > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
>> > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
>> >
>> > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
>> > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
>> > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
>> > Resource
>> > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
>> >
>> > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
>> > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
>> > --
>> > <moojjoo/>
>>|||Bruce, I totally can understand that the only problem is I have this in a
table... and they are wanting multiple items in a cell along with that
formatting I am referrring to.
--
<moojjoo/>
"Moojjoo" wrote:
> So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants at
> this time with formating the font?
> --
> <moojjoo/>
>
> "Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
> > RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
> > (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on how
> > this support will show itself.
> >
> >
> > --
> > Bruce Loehle-Conger
> > MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
> >
> > "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
> > > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
> > > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
> > >
> > > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
> > > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf &
> > > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
> > > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
> > > Resource
> > > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
> > >
> > > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will be
> > > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
> > > --
> > > <moojjoo/>
> >
> >
> >|||You are out of luck. This is very common requirement which is why it is
being implemented in RS 2008.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C4A3785A-A03A-4855-B524-F6E9A65D39E4@.microsoft.com...
> Bruce, I totally can understand that the only problem is I have this in a
> table... and they are wanting multiple items in a cell along with that
> formatting I am referrring to.
> --
> <moojjoo/>
>
> "Moojjoo" wrote:
>> So basically I am up the river without a paddle on what my client wants
>> at
>> this time with formating the font?
>> --
>> <moojjoo/>
>>
>> "Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:
>> > RS 2008 is going support rich format. I have not played with the CTPs
>> > (general pre-release software) so I am not totally firm in my head on
>> > how
>> > this support will show itself.
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > Bruce Loehle-Conger
>> > MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
>> >
>> > "Moojjoo" <Moojjoo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:522D7736-6B3C-48BB-8DC7-D9147A802978@.microsoft.com...
>> > > My client's want certain areas of my expression to be bold and also a
>> > > different color. Via HTML or CSS this would be the solution:
>> > >
>> > > ="<b><font color=blue>Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > > Fields!ResourceName.Value & vbcrlf &
>> > > "<b><font color=blue>Role:</font></b> " & Fields!Role.Value & vbcrlf
>> > > &
>> > > vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other Resource(s) Name:</font></b> " &
>> > > Fields!OtherResourceName.Value & vbcrlf & "<b><font color=blue>Other
>> > > Resource
>> > > Role:</font></b> " & Fields!OtherResourceRole.Value
>> > >
>> > > However, this does not work with SSRS. Is this something that will
>> > > be
>> > > allowed in SSRS 2008 or is it possible with 2005?
>> > > --
>> > > <moojjoo/>
>> >
>> >
>> >
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