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How do i hide the fields in the RDLC designer when there is no data for a field in the datasource.

Asked by shore-support in Microsoft Visual Studio Express, MS SQL Reporting

Tags: Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 RDLC

How do i hide the fields in the RDLC designer when there is no data for a field in the datasource.
For example i have a list with 3 text boxes called First name, middle name and last name of a person, i have to display 100's of person records.
if there is no data for middle name for a particular person in the datasource, i dont want to show this middle name text box for that person when the report is displayed. how do i achieve this.

Thanks,
Shashi
 
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