If you select the entire table row in report designer, you will notice that
there is a Visibility.Hidden property for the table row. You can use an
expression that evaluates to a boolean value to dynamically hide a table row
then. E.g. =IsNothing(Fields!Address2.Value)
-- Robert

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> How can I dynamically remove a table row if a value is blank?
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> (i.e. Address 2 is blank)
Terry - 29 Sep 2005 13:12 GMT
Thank you.
However, I tried on several occasions to get help with columns and no one is
able to assist.
Could someone provide me with a basic understanding how to setup columns?
The columns will be used for mailing labels.
Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
> If you select the entire table row in report designer, you will notice that
> there is a Visibility.Hidden property for the table row. You can use an
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> > (i.e. Address 2 is blank)
Robert Bruckner [MSFT] - 30 Sep 2005 05:59 GMT
Not sure I understand your follow up question correctly. Are you asking
about dynamically hiding table columns in a report? Table columns have a
visibility property like table rows.
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> Thank you.
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Terry - 30 Sep 2005 12:43 GMT
Dynamically removing table rows have been resolved.
Thank you for your assistance.
> Not sure I understand your follow up question correctly. Are you asking
> about dynamically hiding table columns in a report? Table columns have a
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> >> > (i.e. Address 2 is blank)