[Repost] Disable a Calculated Parameter ssrs report using SQL Server 2008 r2

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Hi,

I have a Report created in SQl Server 2008 r2,

in which i'm passing 3 parameter to the query
the third one is calculated on the basis of other two

when the there is no data in first two fields there is no data then the third field is disable but when the value is inserted in the two fields then the third field is enabled

i dont want the third field to be enabled even if the calculated data is comes inside the third field

before data
http://i869.photobucket.com/albums/ab252/write2varun/2_zps7daa7ee8.jpg[^]

after data
http://i869.photobucket.com/albums/ab252/write2varun/2_zps7daa7ee8.jpg[^]
P.S. I'm new with ssrs report

thank you

Posted 30-Sep-13 1:12am

write2varun

Updated 1-Oct-13 1:07am

Maciej Los

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Mubin M. Shaikh 30-Sep-13 7:20am

When the data is not calculated the field looks disabled but when the data is calculated then the field is enabled and the data can be modified

Data not calculated is this mean cell is null or blank?
and When Calculated it will not be blank?

DO you have this situation?
Please give some more detail.

write2varun 30-Sep-13 7:25am

yes the other Parameter are empty
i updated the question (hope it helps)

Maciej Los 1-Oct-13 7:07am

Please, do not repost: Disable a paremeter in ssrs report SQL Server 2008 r2[^]!

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