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Otey86
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SSRS to PowerBI

 

In Visual Studio I am using "=Iif((CountRows("Metallugy") < 1), True, False)" to hide a textbox. When testing the script in Visual Studio it works just fine but when I send it to the server of PowerBI I get the following error(see below). I'm using Version 1.2.6660.39920 (Build 15.0.2.389), Released: March 28, 2018. Does anyone know if the update (Version 1.2.6690.34729 (Build 15.0.2.402), Released: April 27, 2018) fixes this issue?

 

The Hidden expression for the text box ‘NumOfReports’ contains an error: Request failed. (rsProcessingError)

  • The Hidden expression for the text box ‘NumOfReports’ contains an error: Request failed. (rsRuntimeErrorInExpression)
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Anonymous
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Have you tried using 1 and 0 ? instead of True and False? alternatively is the case of true and false important?

Thank you for the reply. The true and false statement isn't needed as of yet but for future maybe. I've also tried

Sum(Fields!NumOfReports.Value, "Met") < 1 with no luck of getting PowerBi to work. I was told that the method worked before the update to Version 1.2.6660.39920 (Build 15.0.2.389). Just wondering if the latest update would fix this issue I'm having.

 

As of now I have tried the following scripts with no luck:

=Iif((CountRows("Met") < 1), True, False)

=Sum(Fields!NumOfReports.Value, "Met")

=True=isnothing(First(Fields!NumOfReports.Value, "Met") < 1)

 

This is leading me to think it's a bug with the updated version we are currently using (Version 1.2.6660.39920 (Build 15.0.2.389)).

 

Once again thank you for you reply.

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