Conditional Formatting - not so conditional?

I have the following code in the color property of a textbox. However, when I run my report all of the values in this column display in green regardless of their value.

=SWITCH(Fields!Wrap.Value >= 3, "Red", Fields!Wrap.Value < 3, "Green")

I already tried =iif(Fields!Wrap.Value >= 3 , "Red", "Green") and got the same results.

Is it because this is a matrix report? What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance . . .What part of the matrix do you have this in, and what values show in the textbox?|||OK, well you pointed me right to my problem. The values are percentages. I was doing my conditional formatting based on 3 instead of .03 . . .

That is fixed but I still have something else wrong. A very small number of values that are not .03 are coloring red. I am also getting a warning that says "[rsNonAggregateInMatrixCell] The Color expression for the textbox ‘textbox22’ references a field outside an aggregate function. Value expressions in matrix cells should be aggregates, to allow for subtotaling."

I assume this message is related to my problem.

Here is a sample of what the output is looking like. All of the values formatted correctly except for the 2.60 %. The 2.60% was colored red as if it was >= .03. I know you can't see the colors here:

WRAP

3.50 %

1.22 %

1.15 %

3.13 %

2.43 %

2.60 %

14.21 %

0.00 %

8.41 %

6.14 %

5.23 %

5.23 %

2.42 %

2.42 %

1.87 %

1.87 %

2.39 %

2.39 %

4.17 %

4.17 %

3.15 %

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A matrix cell is always in the intersection of a row and a column group. Usually, several detail rows will go into the same matrix cell instance based on the row/column grouping. That's the reason why you get the warning. By just referencing a field without aggregate function (=iif(Fields!Wrap.Value >= 0.03 , "Red", "Green") ), you reference just the field value of the first row in that cell - while the textbox in the cell may actually show the aggregate of the values.

You should use the following color expression instead: =iif(Sum(Fields!Wrap.Value) >= 0.03 , "Red", "Green")

-- Robert

|||I made the change that you suggested. Which eliminates the warning that I was receiving. However, I am still getting inconsistent results with the formatting. For instance, of the following values only 5.09, and the two 0.00's are colored green.

Could it be because I have enabled drill-down in this report? Even if I drill down to the lowest level the colors still are not consistently populating based on the conditions in this formula.

WRAP

5.09 %

2.73 %

0.00 %

0.00 %

1.77 %

2.55 %

3.61 %

6.68 %

3.02 %

3.50 %

2.86 %