ok,
- The name of the image has to be between quotes.
- You can not put this in a textbox, you can put the expression in an
image-box. So first put an image-box on you report (or in a table cell) and
than change the value of the image to the expression.
- In the expression you've given the Code-value of each row of the table is
compared to the "First" allergyRout_Code-value. This migth be correct, but if
you want to check against every value of allergyRout_Code, you should ommit
the "First"- function (if they are in the same dataset)
=iif( Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value = Fields!Code.Value ,
"check" , "checked" )
[quoted text, click to view] "Angela" wrote:
> =iif( First(Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value, "DataSet1") = Fields!Code.Value ,
> check , checked )
>
> (the image name is check and checked)
>
> "Antoon" wrote:
>
> > can you post the expression
> >
> > "Angela" wrote:
> >
> > > hi there,
> > > i using an expression at the data value with the IIF statement to call the
> > > image which i have embeded 2 images and wanna to display them on the table
> > > textbox when they they satify the IIF statement. and i encounter this error;
> > > The value expression for the image ‘image6’ contains an error: [BC30451] Name
> > > 'check' is not declared.
> > > how can i resolve this problem or is there any other alternative for mi to
> > > this issue.because wat i want is that within the IIF statement i wan to
> > > display the different image.
> > >
> > > thanks in advance
> > > Angela
hi Antoon,
for the value to compare, they are from 2 different dataset. bcause i want
to compare the actual value with the master values. so if the answer matches
then i will display the correct image. And is there another other way apart
from making them to be the same dataset?
ur regards
Angela
[quoted text, click to view] "Antoon" wrote:
> ok,
> - The name of the image has to be between quotes.
> - You can not put this in a textbox, you can put the expression in an
> image-box. So first put an image-box on you report (or in a table cell) and
> than change the value of the image to the expression.
> - In the expression you've given the Code-value of each row of the table is
> compared to the "First" allergyRout_Code-value. This migth be correct, but if
> you want to check against every value of allergyRout_Code, you should ommit
> the "First"- function (if they are in the same dataset)
> =iif( Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value = Fields!Code.Value ,
> "check" , "checked" )
>
>
> "Angela" wrote:
>
> > =iif( First(Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value, "DataSet1") = Fields!Code.Value ,
> > check , checked )
> >
> > (the image name is check and checked)
> >
> > "Antoon" wrote:
> >
> > > can you post the expression
> > >
> > > "Angela" wrote:
> > >
> > > > hi there,
> > > > i using an expression at the data value with the IIF statement to call the
> > > > image which i have embeded 2 images and wanna to display them on the table
> > > > textbox when they they satify the IIF statement. and i encounter this error;
> > > > The value expression for the image ‘image6’ contains an error: [BC30451] Name
> > > > 'check' is not declared.
> > > > how can i resolve this problem or is there any other alternative for mi to
> > > > this issue.because wat i want is that within the IIF statement i wan to
> > > > display the different image.
> > > >
> > > > thanks in advance
> > > > Angela
Yes there are, but if you really wan't to compare
First(Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value, "DataSet1") = Fields!Code.Value
then
=iif( First(Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value, "DataSet1") = Fields!Code.Value ,
"check" , "checked" )
should work fine (in an image-box-in-a-table-field)
[quoted text, click to view] "Angela" wrote:
> hi Antoon,
>
> for the value to compare, they are from 2 different dataset. bcause i want
> to compare the actual value with the master values. so if the answer matches
> then i will display the correct image. And is there another other way apart
> from making them to be the same dataset?
>
> ur regards
> Angela
>
> "Antoon" wrote:
>
> > ok,
> > - The name of the image has to be between quotes.
> > - You can not put this in a textbox, you can put the expression in an
> > image-box. So first put an image-box on you report (or in a table cell) and
> > than change the value of the image to the expression.
> > - In the expression you've given the Code-value of each row of the table is
> > compared to the "First" allergyRout_Code-value. This migth be correct, but if
> > you want to check against every value of allergyRout_Code, you should ommit
> > the "First"- function (if they are in the same dataset)
> > =iif( Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value = Fields!Code.Value ,
> > "check" , "checked" )
> >
> >
> > "Angela" wrote:
> >
> > > =iif( First(Fields!allergyRoute_CODE.Value, "DataSet1") = Fields!Code.Value ,
> > > check , checked )
> > >
> > > (the image name is check and checked)
> > >
> > > "Antoon" wrote:
> > >
> > > > can you post the expression
> > > >
> > > > "Angela" wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > hi there,
> > > > > i using an expression at the data value with the IIF statement to call the
> > > > > image which i have embeded 2 images and wanna to display them on the table
> > > > > textbox when they they satify the IIF statement. and i encounter this error;
> > > > > The value expression for the image ‘image6’ contains an error: [BC30451] Name
> > > > > 'check' is not declared.
> > > > > how can i resolve this problem or is there any other alternative for mi to
> > > > > this issue.because wat i want is that within the IIF statement i wan to
> > > > > display the different image.
> > > > >
> > > > > thanks in advance
> > > > > Angela
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