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hi..
i've created an report in which i want to change the color of the particular word i've four words which i want to change the color john,steve,mike,and danial.. for these name where ever they appear in the row the color should change is it possible..
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I'm not sure, but you could wrap those in words in html tags and render reports in html mode.
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Hi Vinyak,
you can achieve this by writing a custome code vb.net which checks names in john,steve,mike,and danial ... if present then returns certain value say 1 . based on the value u can change the color of the text
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1. do you want to change color of row or word 2. will this word come in any particular column or any of the existing columns
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1. Are these names, field values that are being returned from your db? 2. Are you using SSRS 2008?
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You can't really control the format of individual words in a text box before SSRS 2008. In 2008 you can use the Create Placeholder option in a text box to create different formating.
If you Google ssrs create placeholder or something like that you should find what you want.
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Hi, you can change their colors.
right click on that particular text box go to properties and click on fill color
in that write following code
iff( field!name.value='Steve',"colorname") if u want for more names then go for switch.
hope this helps you
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thanku .. nandu it has worked for me..
but can i do in this way.
in single row
[color=#ff0000]steave :[/color] hi good morning [color=#ff0000]jhon[/color] :fine [color=#ff0000]steave[/color]:what are u doing
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as I already said, you can if you wrap them in html tags. You could use Replace() in you SQL query.
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sorry.. i dont know how to do that.. that's i've asked once again..
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