Loop through fields in rdlc report

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I have an Rdlc report. In this report I have a field which takes its values by this expression

(Round(((First(Fields!Occurs.Value) / First(Fields!TotalDistance.Value))* 10000),2)

but in some cases (TotalDistance.Value) = 0 so the previous expression returns Infinity, So I need to get the next record in case of that field equals 0 , If also next field equals 0 , I want to get the next one

I looked for way of getting next record but didn't find I only found (First , Last) methods, How can I do that ?

Posted 27-Nov-14 0:26am

‫أحمد دبنك‬‎

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[no name] 27-Nov-14 7:14am

you mean if totlaDistance is zero then that record should beskipped?

‫أحمد دبنك‬‎ 27-Nov-14 9:10am

Yes
If (Total Distance) in first record was 0 , then this record should be skipped, and I should get the value from the next record.
then if it was in the next record was also 0 , then it should also be also skipped, and we get the value from the next record , and etc

[no name] 28-Nov-14 9:50am

Then why you are not filtering the data whose totalDistance is zero. You can get only thoese records having totalDistance greater than Zero.

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