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I am not sure I understand your question completely so with out more information the best I can do is provide you with some examples. <br />
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you could use the following expression to set the value to 1 if the field is Medical and 0 if not. <br />
=IIf(Fields!HCPCLabel.Valu<wbr />e = 'Medical', 1, 0)<br />
you could then sum the value of the column. <br />
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or if your referring to a sql query to get you the total then <br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42914928-1">select count(*) from TABLENAME where HCPLabel = 'Medical' </code></pre>
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I am not sure I understand your question completely so with out more information the best I can do is provide you with some examples.

you could use the following expression to set the value to 1 if the field is Medical and 0 if not.
=IIf(Fields!HCPCLabel.Value = 'Medical', 1, 0)
you could then sum the value of the column.

or if your referring to a sql query to get you the total then


select count(*) from TABLENAME where HCPLabel = 'Medical' 

Jeff S

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I need help writing an SSRS expression. <br />
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I need to count the distinct patients where a condition is met. For my example, I want to distinctly count the patients where HCPCLabel = 'Medical'. <br />
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Distinct Count PatientProfileId, where HCPCLabel = 'Medical'
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I need help writing an SSRS expression. 

I need to count the distinct patients where a condition is met. For my example, I want to distinctly count the patients where HCPCLabel = 'Medical'. 

Distinct Count PatientProfileId, where HCPCLabel = 'Medical'

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