SQL Server, SSRS Design

Simulating NOT IN and NOT LIKE Functionality In SSRS Filter Expressions – TechNet Wiki Post

I just finished reviewing the November entries in the TechNet Wiki Guru competition and was quite impressed with the submission from Visakh Murukesan who submitted an article titled “Random SSRS Musings 2 : Simulating NOT IN and NOT LIKE Functionality In SSRS Filter Expressions”.  I found this to be a well written post with excellent examples.  These are both excellent examples of how simple expressions can be used to extend the capabilities of reporting features.

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Paul Turley

Microsoft Data Platform MVP, Solution Architect for P3 Adaptive Specializing in Microsoft Fabric, Business Intelligence, SQL Server solutions, Power BI, Analysis Services & Reporting Services. Author of Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Study Guide & 15 other titles.

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