Putting Multiple Field data in a report table cell

I'm using report designer and Visual Studio .net 2003. I have a table in the report and would like to put multiple field values in a single cell. Something along the lines of this in the cell: =Fields!Phone.Value, Fields!.Fax.Value.

I don't know how to seperate the values to get them to work in the same table cell. I've tried commas, semi colons, spaces, parens.

How would I do this?=Fields!Phone.Value & " " & Fields!Fax.Value should work.
|||Great that works!

One other question, if I put a symbol (comma, semicolon) in the between the ampersands, how do I get it to leave the cell blank if there is nothing stored in the fields?

For example, say I have =Fields!Phone.Value & ", " & Fields!Fax.Value in the cell but when there is no values for those fields the cell is ", ".|||=Fields!Phone.Value & ISNULL(Fields!Fax.Value,"",",") & Fields!Fax.Value should work?
Otherwise you can try using IIF.
|||I couldn't use IsNull because it says it is not decleared. I can use IIF, so the correct code is =Fields!Phone.Value & IIF(Fields!Fax.Value=nothing,"",",") & Fields!Fax.Value

Thanks for your help.

sql

push data to crystal report asp.net

I am attempting to use the push model for a crystal report from a asp.net project.
I am having two problems. First when I attempt to use a sql command I am able to create the report
but when I attempt to push the data to it I get a login failed error. When I correct this I get the original
data that was used to format the report not the modified data that I am attempting to push to it.
Here is the code.

Sub BindReport2()
Dim oRpt As New CrystalReport1

Dim myConnection As New SqlClient.SqlConnection
myConnection.ConnectionString = "Server=WOODS1;Database=WEB_TEST;User ID=WebRep;Password=webrep;Trusted_Connection=False"
Dim MyCommand As New SqlClient.SqlCommand
MyCommand.Connection = myConnection
MyCommand.CommandText = "select fname, lname, address1, city, state " & _
"from T1, T2 " & _
"where T1.empid = T2.empid and state = 'New York' "

MyCommand.CommandType = CommandType.Text
Dim MyDA As New SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter
MyDA.SelectCommand = MyCommand
Dim myDS As New DataSet
'This is our DataSet created at Design Time
MyDA.Fill(myDS, "Command")
'You have to use the same name as that of your Dataset that you created during design time

'oRpt.Database.Tables.Item("Command").SetDataSource(myDS)
' This is the Crystal Report file created at Design Time
oRpt.SetDataSource(myDS)
' Set the SetDataSource property of the Report to the Dataset
CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = oRpt
'oRpt.SetDatabaseLogon("user","password","server","database")
oRpt.SetDatabaseLogon("WebRep", "webrep", "WOODS1", "web_test")
CrystalReportViewer1.RefreshReport()

' Set the Crystal Report Viewer's property to the oRpt Report object that we created
End Sub

My Second issue is similar though involves using a dataset. I am able to push the data to the report if
my dataset only contains one table if it contains more than one I get no data returned to the report.
Here is the code.

Sub BindRep()
Dim oRpt As New CrystalReport2
Dim myConnection As New SqlClient.SqlConnection
myConnection.ConnectionString = "Server=WOODS1;Database=WEB_TEST;User ID=WebRep;Password=webrep;Trusted_Connection=False"

Dim strSQL As String = "select fname, lname, address1, city, state " & _
"from T1, T2 " & _
"where T1.empid = T2.empid and state = 'New York' "

Dim objAdapter As New SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter(strSQL, myConnection)

Dim objDataSet As New Dataset1
objAdapter.Fill(objDataSet, "T1, T2")

oRpt.SetDataSource(objDataSet)
' Set the SetDataSource property of the Report to the Dataset
CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = oRpt
End Sub

I have been able with the above code using a dataset that contains only one table to push the correct data
to the report. Any help on this issue whould be greatly appreciated.I dunno what database you're using, but I would have thought your problem occurs becuse of your SQL syntax/structure, where's your:
AS T1 INNER JOIN T2 ON (T1.empid = T2.empid )
???

If you don't join them on at least one field, the SQL parser can't resolve the WHERE clause.

Davesql