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SSRS 2008 - How to Hide the Plus Sign in a Group Switch Cell

I have a report that shows or hides columns in a group based on the header cell. SSRS makes it pretty easy and kind enough to put a little plus / minus icon in a toggle cell.

I want to SAY this plus / minus sign when there is only one column of data in the subgroup, because it shows one column at a time by default, so expanding the group does nothing.

This really only applies to one specific group, since everyone else always has more than one column of data, so a way to hide only the icon for a specific group would be fine. JavaScript doesn't work (I don't think) because the plus / minus image client id is generated in the report and changes with every generation.

see this image for more clarity: http://imgur.com/vqaQA.png

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What I usually do is create a narrow column to the left of the column that the header cell is in, and set the cell to the left of the header cell to be ToggleItem. Then you can set the Hidden property for that cell with a count based expression.



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It won't be possible. To achieve what you want, the "Display can be switched by this report item" parameter must be expression-based. Unfortunately, this is not the case.



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I had a similar problem with the plus sign on my report. And I solved it like this:

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