Multiple Formats...

I have a textbox that reads " Money: " and then a cash amount.... I have
formated the expression like this -
="Money: " & Format(Sum(Fields!Amount.Value),"C")
but my question is how can i get the SUM to be a different color than what
the word Money is. Currently money is defaulted to black but I want the SUM
to be green.
Any help will be greatly appreciated, thx!
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CipherTeKST
MCSE: Security 2003, CCNA, Security+Drag two textbox and size it accordingly, put "Money" text in one text box
and the value in the other and changing the color to green.
Amarnath
"CipherTeKST" wrote:
> I have a textbox that reads " Money: " and then a cash amount.... I have
> formated the expression like this -
> ="Money: " & Format(Sum(Fields!Amount.Value),"C")
> but my question is how can i get the SUM to be a different color than what
> the word Money is. Currently money is defaulted to black but I want the SUM
> to be green.
> Any help will be greatly appreciated, thx!
> --
> CipherTeKST
> MCSE: Security 2003, CCNA, Security+

Multiple Expressions in Precedence Constraints

Is it possible in a precedence constraint to have multiple expressions evaluated? IE

Operation set to Expression and expression to evaluate is: @.File = x or @.File = y

Thanks

(@.File == "x" || @.File == "y")|||

I am an idiot!

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