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interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/expression-editor/expression-operators-functions-and-constants.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The following DevExpress products extend and/or override this syntax. The table
 
 |Product | Article |
 |---|---|
-|Reporting	| [Expression Constants, Operators, and Functions](../report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/use-expressions/expression-syntax.md)
+|Reporting	| [Expression Constants, Operators, and Functions](../report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/use-expressions/expression-language.md)
 |Pivot Grid	| [Pivot Grid Expression Syntax](../pivot-table/data-editing/pivot-grid-expression-syntax.md)
 
 ## Operators

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/bind-to-data/bind-a-report-to-json-data.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ This topic describes how to bind a report to JSON data.
 
     You can enable the new parameter's **Expression** property and [use expressions](../use-expressions.md) to set path parameter and query parameter values.
 
-    - Select **Expression Editor** from the Value property's drop-down list, specify the expression in the invoked [Expression Editor](../use-expressions.md#expression-editor), and click **OK**.
+    - Select **Expression Editor** from the Value property's drop-down list, specify the expression in the invoked [Expression Editor](../use-expressions/expressions-overview.md#expression-editor), and click **OK**.
 
     ![JSON-specify-parameter-expression](../../../../images/eurd-win-JSON-path-parameter-specify-expression.png)
 

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/bind-to-data/data-binding-modes.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The Report Designer works in one of the following data binding modes:
 
 * **Expressions** is the default binding mode.
 
-    This mode enables you to specify complex [expressions](../use-expressions.md) that include two or more data fields, [report parameters](../shape-report-data/use-report-parameters.md), or [functions](../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md). You can also use expressions to [calculate summaries](../shape-report-data/calculate-summaries/calculate-a-summary.md) of any complexity or [conditionally shape your data](../shape-report-data/specify-conditions-for-report-elements.md).
+    This mode enables you to specify complex [expressions](../use-expressions.md) that include two or more data fields, [report parameters](../shape-report-data/use-report-parameters.md), or [functions](../use-expressions/expression-language.md). You can also use expressions to [calculate summaries](../shape-report-data/calculate-summaries/calculate-a-summary.md) of any complexity or [conditionally shape your data](../shape-report-data/specify-conditions-for-report-elements.md).
 
     Click a property's marker to see whether the invoked context menu has the **PropertyName Expression** item that invokes the **Expression Editor**.
 
@@ -24,12 +24,12 @@ The Report Designer works in one of the following data binding modes:
 
 	![property-grid-expression-advanced-tab](../../../../images/eurd-win-binding-modes-expressions-advanced.png)
 
-    The **Expression Editor** allows you to use event argument values in the constructed expressions. Event arguments are available in the [Variables](../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md) section.
+    The **Expression Editor** allows you to use event argument values in the constructed expressions. Event arguments are available in the [Variables](../use-expressions/expression-language.md) section.
 
     In the **BeforePrint** event, you can use data fields from all queries in the data source.
 
     ![Expression Editor for the BeforePrint event](../../../../images/eurd-win-binding-modes-data-fields.png)
 
-    In the **PrintOnPage** event, data source fields are not available because data was fetched when this event occurs. You can use the event arguments that are available in the [Variables](../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md) section.
+    In the **PrintOnPage** event, data source fields are not available because data was fetched when this event occurs. You can use the event arguments that are available in the [Variables](../use-expressions/expression-language.md) section.
 
     ![Expression Editor for the PrintOnPage event](../../../../images/eurd-win-binding-modes-event-arguments.png)

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/bind-to-data/specify-query-parameters.md

@@ -96,10 +96,10 @@ You can map [multi-value parameters](../shape-report-data/use-report-parameters/
 ## <a name="multivalueparameterinstoredprocedure"></a>Pass a Multi-Value Report Parameter Value to a Stored Procedure
 You cannot pass a [multi-value parameter](../shape-report-data/use-report-parameters/multi-value-report-parameters.md) value to a stored procedure directly. Use one of the following expression functions:
 
-* Use the [Join() expression function](../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md) to convert the array of parameter values to a string if you use MS SQL Server, MySQL or Oracle database systems.
+* Use the [Join() expression function](../use-expressions/functions-in-expressions.md) to convert the array of parameter values to a string if you use MS SQL Server, MySQL or Oracle database systems.
 
 	![](../../../../images/eurd-win-query-parameters-join-expression-function.png)
 
-* Use the [CreateTable() expression function](../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md) to prepare a table using values of several multi-value parameters.
+* Use the [CreateTable() expression function](../use-expressions/functions-in-expressions.md) to prepare a table using values of several multi-value parameters.
 
 	![](../../../../images/eurd-win-query-parameters-createtable-expression-function.png)

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/shape-report-data/calculate-summaries/calculate-an-advanced-summary.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ This document describes how to calculate an advanced summary for report groups u
     ![](../../../../../images/eurd-win-label-advanced-summary-expression.png)
 
 	> [!TIP]
-	> See the [Expression Constants, Operators, and Functions](../../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md) topic for a complete list of supported summary functions.
+	> See the [Functions in Expressions](../../use-expressions/functions-in-expressions.md) topic for a complete list of supported summary functions.
 
 6. You can use the **Format String** property to format the summary's value.
 

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/shape-report-data/use-calculated-fields/calculate-an-aggregate-function.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ This tutorial describes the steps required to create a report with an _aggregate
 
     You can refer to the currently processed group using the Parent Relationship Traversal Operator ('^'). This allows you to calculate aggregates within groups using expressions like the following: _[][[^.CategoryID] == [CategoryID]].Sum([UnitPrice])_.
 
-    For more information, see [Expression Syntax](../../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md).
+    For more information, see [Expression Language](../../use-expressions/expression-language.md).
 
 5. Click **OK** to close the dialog and save the expression.
 

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/shape-report-data/use-calculated-fields/calculated-fields-overview.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ _[\<Collection>][\<Condition>].\<Aggregate>(\<Expression>)_
 
 You can refer to the currently processed group using the Parent Relationship Traversal Operator ('^'). This allows you to calculate aggregates within groups using expressions like the following: _[][[^.CategoryID] == [CategoryID]].Sum([UnitPrice])_.
 
-For more information, see [Expression Syntax](../../use-expressions/expression-syntax.md).
+For more information, see [Expression Language](../../use-expressions/expression-language.md).
 
 ## <a name="examples"></a>Examples
 The following tutorials demonstrate the use of calculated fields in various environments:

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/shape-report-data/use-report-parameters/create-a-report-parameter.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The Report Designer offers multiple ways to create a parameter:
 
     ![Create Report Parameter from PRoperty Grid](../../../../../images/eurd-win-create-report-parameter-from-property-grid.png)
 
-* Create a parameter in-place in dialogs and wizards. The image below shows how to create a parameter in a [FilterString Editor](../../use-expressions.md#filterstring-editor). Select **Add Parameter** from the context menu when you construct a condition.
+* Create a parameter in-place in dialogs and wizards. The image below shows how to create a parameter in a [FilterString Editor](../../use-expressions/expressions-overview.md#filterstring-editor). Select **Add Parameter** from the context menu when you construct a condition.
 
     ![Filter String - Add Parameter](../../../../../images/eurd-win-parameters-filter-string-add-parameter.png)
 
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Specify the following basic options:
 | --- | --- |
 | **Name** | A parameter should have a unique name. You can use this name to refer to this parameter in expressions and filter strings. |
 | **Type** | Specifies which values a parameter can accept. |
-| **Default Value** or **[Expression](../../use-expressions.md#expression-syntax)** | Specifies a parameter's value. Expressions can include data source fields or other parameters. When evaluated, expressions are parsed and processed to obtain a value. |
+| **Default Value** or **[Expression](../../use-expressions/expression-language.md)** | Specifies a parameter's value. Expressions can include data source fields or other parameters. When evaluated, expressions are parsed and processed to obtain a value. |
 
 ## Use the Parameters Panel to Ask for User Input
 

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/use-expressions/data-binding-modes.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The Report Designer works in one of the following data binding modes:
 
 * **Expressions** is the default binding mode.
 
-    This mode enables you to specify complex [expressions](../use-expressions.md) that include two or more data fields, [report parameters](../shape-report-data/use-report-parameters.md), or [functions](expression-syntax.md). You can also use expressions to [calculate summaries](../shape-report-data/calculate-summaries/calculate-a-summary.md) of any complexity or [conditionally shape your data](../shape-report-data/specify-conditions-for-report-elements.md).
+    This mode enables you to specify complex [expressions](../use-expressions.md) that include two or more data fields, [report parameters](../shape-report-data/use-report-parameters.md), or [functions](functions-in-expressions.md). You can also use expressions to [calculate summaries](../shape-report-data/calculate-summaries/calculate-a-summary.md) of any complexity or [conditionally shape your data](../shape-report-data/specify-conditions-for-report-elements.md).
 
     Click a property's marker to see whether the invoked context menu has the **PropertyName Expression** item that invokes the **Expression Editor**.
 
@@ -24,12 +24,12 @@ The Report Designer works in one of the following data binding modes:
 
 	![property-grid-expression-advanced-tab](../../../../images/eurd-win-binding-modes-expressions-advanced.png)
 
-    The **Expression Editor** allows you to use event argument values in the constructed expressions. Event arguments are available in the [Variables](expression-syntax.md) section.
+    The **Expression Editor** allows you to use event argument values in the constructed expressions. Event arguments are available in the [Variables](expression-language.md) section.
 
     In the **BeforePrint** event, you can use data fields from all queries in the data source.
 
     ![Expression Editor for the BeforePrint event](../../../../images/eurd-win-binding-modes-data-fields.png)
 
-    In the **PrintOnPage** event, data source fields are not available because data was fetched when this event occurs. You can use the event arguments that are available in the [Variables](expression-syntax.md) section.
+    In the **PrintOnPage** event, data source fields are not available because data was fetched when this event occurs. You can use the event arguments that are available in the [Variables](expression-language.md) section.
 
     ![Expression Editor for the PrintOnPage event](../../../../images/eurd-win-binding-modes-event-arguments.png)

interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/use-expressions/expressions-overview.md

@@ -47,11 +47,11 @@ Use one of the following ways to invoke the Expression Editor:
 
     The `f` button changes its color to blue to indicate that an expression is set for a property.
 
-    ![The f Button Indicates that an Expression is Set](../../../images/eurd-win-properties-window-f-button-blue.png)
+    ![The f Button Indicates that an Expression is Set](../../../../images/eurd-win-properties-window-f-button-blue.png)
 
 The Editor lists all properties for which you can specify an expression.
 
-![Properties List in the Expression Editor](../../../images/eurd-web-expression-editor-properties-list.png)
+![Properties List in the Expression Editor](../../../../images/eurd-win-expression-editor-properties-list.png)
 
 Click a property to specify an expression.
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ You can use the Report Designer's **FilterString Editor** to specify the **Filte
 
 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.
 
-![FilterString Editor](../../../images/eurd-win-filterstring-editor.png)
+![FilterString Editor](../../../../images/eurd-win-filterstring-editor.png)
 
 The **FilterString Editor** highlights an expression's syntax and supports intelligent code completion (which suggests functions and available data elements as you type).