‘Int’ Function returns the integer protion of a number. For integer part: =Int(3.14159) -> This gives the number 3 or you can use with that value comes from DataSource =Int(Fields!TheDataSourceField.Value) For decimal part: =3.14159 – Int(3.14159) -> This gives a value close to 0.14159 or you can use with that value comes from DataSource =Fields!TheDataSourceField.Value […]
string sNumbers = “1,2,3,4,5”; var numbers = sNumbers.Split(‘,’).Select(Int32.Parse).ToList();
string myValueToSplit = “Istanbul, Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, Bali, Minsk, Belgrade, Kiev”; var theFirstValue = myValueToSplit.Split(‘,’)[0]; //OUTPUT: theFirstValue = “Istanbul” //You can change [0] as you wish. //For example, if you want to get Kiev, make it [7]
string_split() is a table-valued function that splits a string into rows of substrings, based on a specified separator character. SELECT * FROM string_split(’21;32;34;47;53;61;’, ‘;’) OUTPUT ====== 21 32 34 47 53 61