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I would like to write a Reporting Services "Expression" that basically behaves as the following (pseudo code)...

if ([Fields!StateProvinceId.Value] == 1)
{
   return "Ontario";
}
else if ([Fields!StateProvinceId.Value] == 2)
{
   return "Quebec";
}
else if ([Fields!StateProvinceId.Value] == 3)
{
   return "Manitoba";
}
// ...
// more cases same pattern

I don't see this type of logic do I have to nest a bunch of IIF?

=IIF(Fields!StateProvinceId.Value = 1, "Ontario", IIF(Fields!StateProvinceId.Value = 2, "Quebec", IFF(Fields!StateProvinceId.Value = 3, "Manitoba", "Unknown Province")))
+2  A: 

Have you tried a switch statement?

= Switch( Fields!StateProvinceId.value=1,"Ontario", Fields!StateProvinceId.value=2,"Quebec", Fields!StateProvinceId.value=3,"Manitoba")

See "decision functions" on this page for example:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms157328.aspx

Strommy
Nope had not tried it. Didn't see it. I'll give it a shot thanks!
Justin

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