Reporting Services Expression Editor

In this video Pam explains the Reporting Services Expression Editor

Pam Shaw has been in IT for over 27 years. For the last 8 years, She has been working with SQL Server, first 2000 and then 2005. Pam is currently an independent contractor. Pam is also the Chapter Leader of the Tampa Bay SQL Users Group - a local chapter of PASS.

Phil Rothenberg on 3/24/2009

The presenter sounded depressed. It also would have helped to go through one or two examples. In the parameters section, there should have been some parameters to demonstrate.

Anand on 3/24/2009

Really Superb!

WChaster on 3/24/2009

Real beginner stuff.

gal on 3/24/2009

would be nice if u can show some real calculated examples

Lourens on 3/25/2009

Too basic!!

Leigh Anne on 3/25/2009

I was hoping for a more in-depth explanation of features.

vinod singh on 3/30/2009

how do I download this video?

Leida Dougherty on 3/31/2009

it would have been nice to see examples

yokesh on 7/7/2009

If we had an example followed by this video it would be great

Brett Phipps on 12/30/2009

I thought there would be some tips or tricks, but it was just a basic explanation of the expression window.

Mark Dohmeier on 2/12/2010

A couple of examples would be helpful.

Rene Rodriguez on 3/10/2010

A few examples would have been nice.

yousef on 3/11/2010

very basic with no practical example

Judy Flora on 11/17/2010

have better to search for specific videos... perhaps categories ... SSRS, SSAS, ReportBuilder etc

Linda on 5/11/2011

need more detail on each expression ie contants, globals, common funtions etc.

John O'Sullivan on 8/18/2011

a useful guide

domingo asuncion on 8/18/2011

I love it.

Arvin Meyer on 8/18/2011

Showing how to create a typical expression would have been useful

Leigh Anne on 8/18/2011

Would love to see some of the more common functions used in an example!

steve on 8/18/2011

Did not show how to get to editor.

Jon Stanwood on 8/19/2011

Good job, but very basic.

Mike Moreland on 8/19/2011

While this is useful information, being employed as a trainer, I wanted to mention that the presenter could work on intonation when speaking. She sounded very bored or depressed and this gets in the way of the information she's trying to convey.

Pete Williams on 8/19/2011

The presenter could have put a little more enthusiasm into it. The content was alright, but just basic.

Bruce on 8/19/2011

This was basicly useless

Nilesh on 8/20/2011

nice

Ron Newlin on 8/20/2011

No examples

Donna Foster on 8/22/2011

All she did was click through the window. That is something I could have done on my own.

Karl R on 8/22/2011

This was basically just reading down the list of available values. You can probably do that without an instructional video.

Maurice Ivory on 1/17/2012

Okay then....Nice video