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I am having a table. Now, I need to sort by multiple values and I am not able to do that. Is it possible to use the "In" expression in a table?

Field: =Fields!XYZ.value
Operator: IN
Value: ?????

The filter works
only when I only use 1 value (123456).  However no results are displayed, when I add multiple values.
I have tried the following values

(123456,456789)
123456,56789
"123456","56789"
'123456','56789'

Any suggestions??

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In SSRS, we have three different main places to filter the data

  • T-SQL Script
  • Dataset Filters
  • Run-time Filter using Parameters

In order to create a filter, you must specify one or more filter equations. Expression, data type, operator, and value are included in a filter equation. 

Simple Expression: =LEFT(Fields!Subcat.Value,1)

Value: B, C, T

Explanation: All subcategory values that begin with the letters B, C, or T.

Simple workaroud : Try this to add filter 

Field(Expression): =(Fields!XYZ.value=123456) or (Fields!XYZ.value=56789)

Operator: =

Value: =true

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