No idea 🙂 it was a long time ago, I'm sure I got it working, but haven't working on that system since then.

Thanks Sank, but I am trying to hide the visibility not filter the data. Cheers

Thanks for that - actually, I could be wrong, but as far as I can tell one *must* wrap a CLR procedure within a T-SQL procedure to be able to...

DOH! Thanks for pointing out the obvious 🙂 I've used dynamic SQL loads and completely forgot about it here. lol, yip its me again.

@RBarryYoung - thanks for that, does that mean I need to leave the physical assemblies in the same place I originally loaded them from? ( just slapped them...

@jeff Moden haha... now that would be telling 🙂 we have a document system accessed by a web interface. Documents are built from document templates which contain merge...

Ar... good point batman... thanks for that.

I just gave CStr(Parameters!Rejected.Value) a go since its a lot more convenient than writing a custom function. However what I forgot is that it doesn't allow you to choose what...

Yip - as I've since found out both expressions are always evaluated. I solved it by writing a small function in the Report/Parameters/Code tab. Great way to learn VB -...

Oh, thats what I originally assumed but I had some kind of datatype mismatch error - OK - I'll play with that some more.

Gosh - is this really hard to do? I was expecting someone to tell me how stupid I was being and how easy it is to do...

Yes very interesting which is why I'm very keen to see a reference to it somewhere because I'd love to know what is happening under the hood... e.g. is it actually...

Hi - yes I know what its doing - I'm trying to understand why its doing it - I've never seen something like this before which automatically produces a single...

On a simple matrix control you only get to configure a single row and each cell in that row has an expression in it. But when it renders the report...

I'd love to - how do I do that?