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Adding Bullets in SSRS Report : Using HTML Expr in RDLC Report

Hi  Readers,

In this article we will see how we can add the bullets or add multiple HTML styles using HTML Expression in the RDLC report.

In this example the client requirement is just to add bullet points of attached annexures in RDLC Report:

Step-(1) Firstly, create a Placeholder then add Expression value in placeholder properties and makesure to select HTML - Interpret HTML tags as style option in Markup type.Step-(2) Expression value should be like this:

Here, if the Delivery Schedule Boolean is true on request page then it will print Delivery Schedule in bullet points form:

=IIF(Fields!Annexure_DeliverySchedule.Value=True," <ul><li>Delivery Schedule </li></ul>","")

Step-(3) Now just save the layout changes and compile the report, Output should be like this in bullet format:

NOTE- We can also use the multiple HTML tags for different styles as per the requirement.

Thanks for Reading!!

Your valuable feedback will be highly Appreciated!!

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