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Replace your current grouping-expression with this one:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42829553-1">=IIF	(	Fields!AccountID.Value = &quot;102-010-07&quot;
	OR	Fields!AccountID.Value = &quot;102-010-13&quot;
	,	&quot;101 &quot;
	,	Left(Fields!AccountID.Value,3)
	)</code></pre>
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Replace your current grouping-expression with this one:


=IIF	(	Fields!AccountID.Value = "102-010-07"
	OR	Fields!AccountID.Value = "102-010-13"
	,	"101 "
	,	Left(Fields!AccountID.Value,3)
	)

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Hi John,<br />
<br />
I changed my grouping expression to yours but the account 102-010-07 and 102-010-13 didn't change to 101. They remained the same account ID on the report.<br />
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Hi John,

I changed my grouping expression to yours but the account 102-010-07 and 102-010-13 didn't change to 101. They remained the same account ID on the report.

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Thanks you! It was the trim that solved it
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Thanks you! It was the trim that solved it

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Hi Experts<br />
<br />
I am using SQL Report Builder to create this report.<br />
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It is grouped by the first 3 characters of the Account ID i.e. =Left(Fields!AccountID.Val<wbr />ue,3)<br />
<br />
I have just been asked to move accounts 102-010-07 and 102-010-13 from the 102 Account Group and have it moved to the 101 Account Group under the &quot;Subtotal - Tickets&quot; where it will have its own subtotal and be part of the 101 total.<br />
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How would I accomplish this?<br />
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Hi Experts

I am using SQL Report Builder to create this report.

It is grouped by the first 3 characters of the Account ID i.e. =Left(Fields!AccountID.Value,3)

I have just been asked to move accounts 102-010-07 and 102-010-13 from the 102 Account Group and have it moved to the 101 Account Group under the "Subtotal - Tickets" where it will have its own subtotal and be part of the 101 total.

How would I accomplish this?



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