SSRS get cost value for last year

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Greeting everyone
i have table has 3 column (Name,Year,Cost)

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so i'v created group by name in that table

because i need to add in last row (you can consider as total) for each Name

and that last row will be content Cost of Last Year for every name

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What I have tried:

i put this on total of cost
=IIF(Max(Fields!YEAR.value),Fields!Cost.value,0)

Posted 8-Apr-20 0:07am

mohammed ahamed

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mohammed ahamed 8-Apr-20 10:22am

this
=IIF(Max(Fields!YEAR.value),Fields!Cost.value,0)

give me error

CHill60 8-Apr-20 12:27pm

Please don't post links to images. Some of us cannot follow those links if we do this in our spare time at work - which means fewer people can help you. There is no reason at all that you could not have put that information into the body of your question.
You haven't stated what the error is but

=IIF(Max(Fields!YEAR.value),Fields!Cost.value,0)

is not comparing Max(Fields!YEAR.value) to anything - you are saying "if max then use cost otherwise 0) … If max what? Greater than zero?

=IIF(Max(Fields!YEAR.value) > 0,Fields!Cost.value,0)

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