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Hello everyone,
I want to do a simple thing which costed me a lot of time already 
View the following chart:

For example I only want the label 29 to have an underline. the X-axis category group is a date. And in the label I show the value: =Day(Fields!date.Value)
So far so good, but when I want to format the label-effect through the use of an expression. It doesn't do it. The used expression: =Iif(Day(Fields!date.Value)=29,"Underline","None")
Am I doing somethin wrong or is it just not possible to format a separate label? I am using 2008R2 SP2
Greets and thanks
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Okay normally you can't format the labels seperately, it's some kind of bug:
[url=http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlreportingservices/thread/fcb9bcb4-eae4-4f8e-9827-19158b18a653/?prof=required][/url]
But a good alternative is to apply the expression on the markers of a chart serie. That works.
greets
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Hello , Look into this link common properties of charts http://www.bi-rootdata.com/2012/10/chart-common-properties.html
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