condition to hide table in ssrs?

mdsr
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if field has value then only show table otherwise hide table is following code right?
=IIf(Fields!DeliverdtoAdd_SalesHeader.Value='',False,True)
=IIf(Fields!DeliverdtoAdd_SalesHeader.Value='',False,True)
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vice versa, in ssrs you make condition for hidden property.
tablix is hidden if:=IIf((Fields!DeliverdtoAdd_SalesHeader.Value='') OR IsNothing(Fields!DeliverdtoAdd_SalesHeader.Value),True,False)
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Yes is has always been a confusion on RDLS side, in RDLC side if you say FALSE means you want to execute because the IIF condition is failing and the opposite is TRUE.Thanks
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As AlexDen mentioned I think the problem is in evaluating whether the String is actually String.Empty.
I've seen some workarounds converting to String and then evaluating the Length of that=Iif(Len(CStr(Fieds!...)) = 0, True, False)
maybe that's worth a shot if the problem still persists.Austrian NAV/BC Dev1
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