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Thanks in advance for any and all assistance.

My code is:

Public Function StripHTML(value As String) As String Return System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(value, "<(.|\n)*?>", "") End Function

Then I call the function from a textbox. This works great unless there are nulls in the dataset. I tried to compensate for the nulls, but the RDLC file generates an error message that it can't display the subreport.

Public Function StripHTML(value As String) As String if isnothing(value) then return value else Return System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(value, "<(.|\n)*?>", "") end if End Function

I also tried to tell it to return " " if null.

I had no luck...

Any ideas? and thanks again.

A: 

Use nullable types to check for nulls, it's supported from .net version 2.0 & above.

ex:

Nullable<int> x = null;

if (x.HasValue) Console.WriteLine("x is {0}", x.Value);
SoftwareGeek
thanks much! I appreciate it.
you are welcome.
SoftwareGeek
A: 

Have you tried to set TextBox value to formula like this?

=iif(Fields!USER_TEST.Value is nothing,"-",StripHTML(Fields!USER_TEXT.Value))