You'd need to convert it again on the outside. Like below, but why not handle this in your presentation layer? For example, on Excel a format of 0.00 would only...

I feel like this question isn't as simple as I think it is, however, in your Variables Pane you have a column called Value. You can enter the value of...

Yes, you can pass multiple values for a parameter in SSRS. I've assume you have already configured your report to allow to submit multiple parameters, so I'm going to straight...

Something like this?
CREATE TABLE #Sample (Contract INT,
             Line VARCHAR(5),
             Amount DECIMAL(12,2));

INSERT INTO #Sample
VALUES (1478, 'A1',...

Yes. If you wanted to run each service (let's say the Database Engine (DE), Reporting Services (RS), Analysis Services (AS)) on 3 different servers would would need to licence each...

I'm actually wondering if the Like button(s) are bloating people's points. I've noticed that since the new forums have come out I've probably earned about 700 points (700!). That's almost...

I might be able to do something for you when I get to the office tomorrow with our own logs table again, like in the other post, but without DDL...

Use a CASE statemnt:
SELECT
 [AUTHN] AS [Auth Number]
,convert(date, [AuthDate], 1) AS [Effective Date]
,convert(date, [ExpirationDate] , 1) AS [Expiration Date]

I think you need to handle this in your SQL, NOT SSRS. What version of SSRS and SQL Server are you using? Can you provide a copy of your query?

Updated. It is worth noting that the values that SSRS is giving you is correct, 0.99995000 = 1 when rounding to 4 decimal places (2 decimal places in percentage format)....

Edit reread, will post back an answer.

Edit, try:
=FLOOR(Fields!MyField.Value * 10000) / 10000

This preserves the field as a numeric, rather than turning it into a string.