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The `f` button changes its color to blue to indicate that an expression is set for a property.
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The Editor lists all properties for which you can specify an expression.
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Click a property to specify an expression.
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Click a property to specify an expression.
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An `f` icon appears next to a property where an expression is set. Additionally, an asterisk (`*`) appears if an expression is modified.
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The **FilterString Editor**'s visual interface allows you to use an unlimited number of conditions and combine them with logical operators to create filter criteria. You can also switch to Text mode and type a filter string.
The **FilterString Editor** highlights an expression's syntax and supports intelligent code completion (which suggests functions and available data elements as you type).
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# Functions in Expressions
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This topic lists the functions that you can use in an [expression](expression-overview.md).
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This topic lists the functions that you can use in an [expression](expressions-overview.md).
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## How to Specify an Expression
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In the Report Designer, properties that support expressions have an ellipsis button in the value editor. Click this button to invoke the [Expression Editor](#expression-editor).
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In the Report Designer, properties that support expressions have an `f` button in the [Properties](../report-designer-tools/ui-panels/property-grid-tabbed-view.md) panel. Click this button to specify an expression in the invoked Expression Editor.
As an alternative, you can use the [Properties](../report-designer-tools/ui-panels/property-grid-tabbed-view.md) window to set expressions that specify property values. Click the `f` button to specify an expression in the invoked Expression Editor.
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In **Expressions Advanced** mode, the Report Designer allows you to specify expressions that are evaluated within specific events:
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The Report Designer's Expression Editor has a graphical interface that allows you to create and edit expressions.
Use one of the following ways to invoke the Expression Editor:
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* Select a report, band, or control. The `f` button appears next to the selection. Click this button to invoke the Expression Editor.
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* In the **Properties** window, if an expression can be set for a property, the `f` button appears near the value editor. Click this button to invoke the Expression Editor.
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The Editor highlights an expression's syntax and supports intelligent code completion (which suggests functions and available data elements as you type).
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The Expression Editor displays all the errors it finds in the specified expression.
The Editor lists a tree with language elements and items that you can use in an expression.
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## FilterString Editor
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You can use the Report Designer's **FilterString Editor** to specify the **FilterString** property of a report, [Cross Tab](../use-report-elements/use-cross-tabs.md), or [Chart Series](../use-report-elements/use-charts-and-pivot-grids/add-a-chart-set-up-series-manually.md).
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The **FilterString Editor**'s visual interface allows you to use an unlimited number of conditions and combine them with logical operators to create filter criteria. You can also switch to Text mode and type a filter string.
The **FilterString Editor** highlights an expression's syntax and supports intelligent code completion (which suggests functions and available data elements as you type).
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