You’ll know when you run into this. The two problems are: Running a report using the SSRS SP 2010 Integration web part will NOT work correctly when using parameters. Setting the web part’s height to fill the zone, the display gets really crazy

If you’re creating an SSRS report, adding a parameter list with a sql statement (dropdownlist) in which you want the user to be able to choose multiple items in the dropdown list, and you get the error in the subject line, you should beware of two things.

It’s incredibly easy to get SSRS reports in SharePoint 2010. The first step, which I’m going to skip, for the sake of brevity here, is to install Reporting Services with SharePoint Integration.

This tip just shows one of the many ways to use styles in your reports. Here, we’ll create a function that determines the background color for a particular area.