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IIF or SWITCH Condition to use and how
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sanju2t
sanju2t
Posted Thursday, September 27, 2012 12:46 AM
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Hi,
I have a report where countrycode is a paramater and i need to show the date format as dd/MM/yyyy on basis of countrycode. Can someone help me know how can i simplify the statetment for the condition?
In Pseudo code:
If countrycode in ("AU", "NZ", "IN", "MAL")
then
endDate.Format("dd/MM/yyyy")
else
endDate.Format("MM/dd/yyyy")
end if
I need to write somewhat the same for my report (.rdl) file.
Thanks
Susheel
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crashdan
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Posted Friday, September 28, 2012 5:58 AM
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sanju2t (9/27/2012)
Hi,
I have a report where countrycode is a paramater and i need to show the date format as dd/MM/yyyy on basis of countrycode. Can someone help me know how can i simplify the statetment for the condition?
In Pseudo code:
If countrycode in ("AU", "NZ", "IN", "MAL")
then
endDate.Format("dd/MM/yyyy")
else
endDate.Format("MM/dd/yyyy")
end if
I need to write somewhat the same for my report (.rdl) file.
Thanks
Susheel
a case statement is your friend
case when countrycode in ("AU", "NZ", "IN", "MAL") then convert(varchar(12),[datecolumn],101)
else convert(varchar(12),[datecolumn],103)
end
*code may take some tweaking
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D.DHAMO
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Posted Friday, September 28, 2012 6:07 AM
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Goto Expressions :
iif(fields!country.value="","",<field_name>,<field_name>)
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