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    Expression for both font color and weight in SSRS

    Hi

    I would like to know if it is possible to change both the font color AND font weight based on conditions for a textbox with an expression.

    If have the following to change the font color :

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    =SWITCH(Fields!MaksPenalisasie.Value = "JA", "Red", Fields!Gepenaliseer.Value = "JA",   "Red",  TRUE, "Black")
    If would like to also make the font bold where Fields!MaksPenalisasie.Value = "JA".

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    Re: Expression for both font color and weight in SSRS

    I think I understand your question, but I don’t have a clue what SSRS is.

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    Re: Expression for both font color and weight in SSRS

    It's the reporting tool that is integrated with SQL Server -- SQL Server Reporting Services.
    You build the query in SQL Server, then create the reports in Vb (not sure if C# is supported or not) using a designer. It's not that different from Crystal Reports. But it's got a ton of capabilities in it too, including the ability to run VB code.

    And that maybe your solution ... write a function that returns the new font and then assign that through your expression. I don't know if it'll work or not... it's been a long time since I've done any SSRS work.

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