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how to do a sum of string value in RDLC Report..
i am using =Sum(Fields!names.Value) because i want to do sum of total names and i dont need a sum of Rows..
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Richard Deeming 17-Jun-15 8:01am    
That depends on what you mean by the "sum" of a string column.

For example, what is the sum of the strings "11 apples", "Some bananas" and "A small elephant"?

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Go with

=Sum(iif(Fields!names.Value Is Nothing,0,1))

Hope this will help you
 
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