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has their own column. In a third column, I want to divide profit by revenue. The result when either of those fields is zero is #error, this I'm guessing is due to the dividing by zero. I came up with the following expression to solve this: =iif(Cint(Fields!revenue.Value) = 0 orelse cint(Fields!profit.Value) = 0 ,"",FormatPercent(Fields!profit.Value / Fields!revenue.Value,2)) That expression still results in #error. I did some testing and took out the false portion of the expression. The expression an error occurred during local report processing ssrs looked like this: =iif(Cint(Fields!revenue.Value) = 0 orelse cint(Fields!profit.Value) = 0 ,"No","Divide") When running that expression, the original spots that had #error, now show "No". That tells me that expression is working like I would expect, but why does it throw the #error when I add the division in the false condition. It should not be hitting that part of the expression. Any help is appreciated. I also tried a switch statement but the results were the same. It threw the #error anytime I had the division in the expression. sql visual-studio-2010 reporting-services reporting rdlc share|improve this question edited May 24 '13 at 9:22 Phil Hannent 5,1081250100 asked Jun 7 '11 at 15:01 HunterX3 113313 add a comment| 2 Answers 2 active oldest votes up vote 10 down vote accepted Very similar to: Reporting Services expression gives error in some circumstances IIF evaluates all arguments. If any argument generates an error, then the entire function will throw an error, regardless of which of the three arguments should have been returned. Try this code: =iif(Cint(Fields!revenue.Value) = 0,"",FormatPercent(Fields!profit.Value / iif(Cint(Fields!revenue.Value) = 0, Fields!revenue.Value, 1 ),2)) This code has a second iif that keeps any argument from ever dividing by zero. (I edited the code directly into browser: it may need minor tweaks. Also, you really should use cell or placeholder properties to format as a percent, not your expression.) share|improve this
troubleshooting on different scenarios. #Error on an error occurred during local report processing ssrs 2012 RDLC report with built in report server fields running on
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0 0 How many times you’ve run in to the issue where you see #error for any build in Reporting service fields (or even http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6267237/rdlc-expression-resulting-in-error for some expressions for that matter) with role manager enabled for the ASP.NET site running on and above .NET framework 4.0? Whatever you do, nothing changes until you disable the Role manager? If that is the scenario, then you’re in the right place. The web.config for a ASP.NET https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/selvar/2014/05/06/error-on-rdlc-report-with-built-in-report-server-fields-running-on-and-above-net-4-0-with-asp-net-role-manager-enabled/ site on .NET Framework 4.0 and above with role manager enabled would look similar to this:
works according to its intended design. A more detailed explanation for the resolution of this particular item may have https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/624833/error-in-rdlc-expression been provided in the comments section. 1 0 Sign into vote ID 624833 Comments 4 Status Closed Workarounds 0 Type Bug Repros 0 Opened 11/26/2010 12:28:58 AM Access Restriction Public Description Writing the following Expression results in an #Error: =IIf(IsNumeric(Fields!Number.Value), CDbl(Fields!Number.Value), CDbl(0)) "Fields!Number" is DataType String. ====================================== Work Around: =CDbl(IIf(IsNumeric(Fields!Number.Value), Fields!Number.Value, 0)) DETAILS ATTACH A FILE EDIT THIS ITEM Assign To Item can only an error be reassigned when it is active. Comments (4) | Workarounds (0) | Attachments (1) Sign in to post a comment. Please enter a comment. Submit Posted by Microsoft on 12/4/2011 at 10:08 PM This is the expected behavior of VB.NET's IIf function. It evaluates both the "true" and "false" arguments; it's not a short-circuit operator. For that reason, it's an error occurred necessary to work around the lack of short-circuit evaluation and guard against errors.Riccardo MutiSQL Server Reporting Services Posted by Microsoft on 11/29/2010 at 12:41 AM Thanks for your feedback. We are rerouting this issue to the appropriate group within the Visual Studio Product Team for triage and resolution. These specialized experts will follow-up with your issue. Posted by Microsoft on 11/26/2010 at 1:18 AM Thanks for reporting this issue. Please give us a demo project to demonstrate this issue so that we can conduct further research.Thanks again for your efforts and we look forward to hearing from you.Microsoft Visual Studio Connect Support Team Posted by Microsoft on 11/26/2010 at 1:03 AM Thank you for your feedback, We are currently reviewing the issue you have submitted. If this issue is urgent, please contact support directly (http://support.microsoft.com/) Sign in to post a workaround. Please enter a workaround. Submit Attach a file File Name Submitted By Submitted On File Size Project.zip Charly_S 11/26/2010 52 KB Microsoft Connect Terms of Use Trademarks Privacy Statement © 2016 Microsoft Please wait...