How to replace space with new line in RDLC report

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SSRS-2008

if Insert Address like...

T2 Terminal International Airport,
MTNL Road,
Andheri,
Sakinaka,
Mumbai,
Maharashtra

in Rdlc report show like this
T2 Terminal International Airport, MTNL Road, Andheri, Sakinaka, Mumbai,Maharashtra.

please Suggest how to replace space with new line...

What I have tried:

=First(Fields!address.Value, "DataSet4").ToString().Replace(System.Environment.NewLine," ")

=Replace(First(Fields!address.Value, "DataSet4"),System.Environment.NewLine," ")

Posted 16-Apr-18 21:11pm

Sabhani Vipul

Updated 16-Apr-18 22:58pm

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Jochen Arndt · Answer 1 · 2018-04-16T22:59:00

See System.String.Replace(String, String)[^]. The first parameter is the old value (the string to be replaced), and the second one is the string to be inserted. You have passed these parameters interchanged.

Note also that you probably want to replace the comma instead (with optional trailing space). Otherwise you would also split strings containing spaces like "T2 Terminal International Airport" from your example.

So use

C#

Replace(", ", System.Environment.NewLine)