SSRS 2008 R2 export to excel number format

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Using SSRS 2008 R2, when exporting ssrs report to excel, number column in excel sheet is coming as in either GENERAL Format or CUSTOM Format, Need to export in NUMBER format only

What I have tried:

Change the Format Property to 'N'

=CInt(Fields!FieldValue.Value)

Posted 25-Feb-18 21:02pm

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Updated 25-Feb-18 22:42pm

RDBurmon

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RDBurmon · Answer 1 · 2018-02-25T22:42:00

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I had this problem. Some cells would be text and others numbers - all with the same formatting string.
Some of the tricks below

1) multiply your cells expression by 1.000 (1 doesn't work!) - this forces SSRS to format the cell as a number. eg; (your expression here) * 1.000

2) =CLng(Fields!FieldValue.Value)

3) For every textbox in the column that contains numeric values, select it and set the Format property to N (number)

4)Make sure your <markuptype>None not <markuptype>HTMLfor the textbox in your tablix or Table.

5)Change the Expression of the textbox to =CInt(Format(Fields.FieldValue.Value, "#,###.0"))

Posted 25-Feb-18 22:42pm

RDBurmon

Updated 25-Feb-18 22:45pm

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Member 12495949 26-Feb-18 4:50am

=CInt(Fields!FieldValue.Value)*1.000, tried this and =(Fields!FieldValue.Value)*1.000, both exported in custom format only

RDBurmon 26-Feb-18 4:55am

try other four tricks , how about cLng()?

Member 12495949 26-Feb-18 5:06am

tried all these options, not working for me

1) multiply your cells expression by 1.000 (1 doesn't work!) - this forces SSRS to format the cell as a number. eg; (your expression here) * 1.000

2) =CLng(Fields!FieldValue.Value)

3) For every textbox in the column that contains numeric values, select it and set the Format property to N (number)

4)Make sure your <markuptype>None not <markuptype>HTMLfor the textbox in your tablix or Table.

5)Change the Expression of the textbox to =CInt(Format(Fields.FieldValue.Value, "#,###.0"))

Member 12495949 26-Feb-18 5:12am

CLng also not working for me..converting it into Custom format