Problem of using if else statement in crystal report vb.net

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Hi all,
I facing a problem while using if else statement.
here my code

stringvar halfshare := ToText({DataNormal.IsHalfShare});
stringvar margin := ToText({DataNormal.Margin});

if halfshare = "0" then
margin & "      " & "S"
else if halfshare = "1" then
margin & "      " & "H"
else 
margin & "      " & "R";

I have declaring the variable as above in the formula bar of crystal report. But my output is only display the last statement which is

margin & "      " & "R"

.
Can anyone tell me where is my problem/error?

Posted 7-Jan-13 17:39pm

Des DC

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Aarti Meswania 7-Jan-13 23:58pm

comment if-else portion and just print
halfshare variable
it will always having value Except 0 and 1 that's why it always goes in last else part and printing
margin & " " & "R"
value

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jan-13 0:23am

Those are not statements, but expressions. Do you know the difference? :-) There are no statements, which is wrong.
—SA

Des DC 8-Jan-13 1:01am

Aarti Meswania,my database information is saved as 0,1 or 2 in {DataNormal.IsHalfShare}. so i want the system to differentiate it.

Des DC 8-Jan-13 1:01am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov,really?because my database is saved as 0,1,2 in {DataNormal.IsHalfShare}.so i wish to display it in S,H or R.

thomasriley 9-Jan-13 8:52am

replace the last else with - OrElse

Des DC 9-Jan-13 19:59pm

Hi,guys.
sorry for late.
I solved my problem.
My solution is convert it into char first before retrieve into crystal report. :)

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