From: bjkaledas on 25 May 2010 14:07 I need to filter a table on two multi-value parameters, but also using the IN operator. I need something like this Expression: =Trim(Fields!MyField.Value) IN Parameters!MyMultiValueParameter.Value Or Trim(Fields!MyField.Value) Operator: IN Value: Parameters!MyMultiValueParameter2.Value I tried doing it this way also to no avail. I know that what I have there isn't correct, but I need soemthing like that to get this to work. I can't do this on the SQL side due to the way the report is designed. Expression: =IIf(Trim(Fields!MyField.Value) Like "*" & Replace(Parameters!MyMultiValueParameter.Value.ToString(),",","*") & "*", True, False) Operator: = Value: =True It would work if I could do this: Expression: =Trim(Fields!MyField.Value) Operator: IN Value: Parameters!MyMultiValueParameter1.Value And/Or = Or Expression: =Trim(Fields!MyField.Value) Operator: IN Value: Parameters!MyMultiValueParameter2.Value
From: Patrice on 26 May 2010 07:20 Hi, > I need to filter a table on two multi-value parameters, but also using the > IN > operator. AFAIK multivalued parameters are exposed as arrays... So I would try something such as : Parameters!MyMultiValueParameter.Value.Contains(Fields!MyField.Value) that is I would try to call on the array the Contains method that check if a value is contained in the array... If needed you can start by printing values such as Parameters!MyMultiValueParameter.Value.GetType.ToString to get some details about the context before going to the next step... > I can't > do this on the SQL side due to the way the report is designed. Not sure why you can't but I always do this server side (parameters are passed to my SP as "A,B,C" etc and I have a splitting function server side that return a table with rows A, B,C etc...) -- Patrice
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