Converting from Crystal to SSRS - Formula issue

[Stewman]

Hello,

I’m trying to convert a stat report from Crystal to SSRS. In crystal I use a formula to do the calculations.

This is the crystal expression.

if {TRAFFIC_DATE_SUMMARY.TYPE} in (["Sober Designated Drivers Contacted", "Total DRE Evaluations"]) then '*'
else if Sum ({TRAFFIC_DATE_SUMMARY.KOUNT}, {TRAFFIC_DATE_SUMMARY.TYPE}) = 0 then '*'
else totext(Sum({TRAFFIC_DATE_SUMMARY.KOUNT}, {TRAFFIC_DATE_SUMMARY.TYPE}),0,"")

This was my attempt in SSRS

=iif(Fields!Type.Value) in (["Sober Designated Drivers Contacted", "Total DRE Evaluations"]) then "*"
else iif Sum(Fields!Kount.Value), (Fields!Type.Value)) = 0 then "*"
else totext(Sum((Fields!Kount.Value), (Fields!Type.Value)),0,"")

I get the following error when running in SSRS. The value expression for the textrun "Kount.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]' contains an error: [BC30516] Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'IIF' accepts this number of arguments.

Any help appreciated. I'm sorta new to SSRS and still learning my way.

 

[Jacque]

Hi Stewman,
In SSRS you don't need the 'then' or 'else' text in a IIF statement.

example:

=iif(fields!type.value in ('firsttype','secondtype'), '*', iif(sum(fields!cost.value,"GroupingName")=0, '*', 'Elsevaluegoeshere'))

The first test is in blue, the result if true is in blue bolded, the second test is in green, the result of this test if true is in green bolded, the else statement if both the first test and second test are false is in red.

Good luck.