You may wondering there is a in built function called ReportItems. Simple and  straightforward. The ReportItems  includes text boxes that are in the current scope of a page header, footer, or body. This will identify at run time by the report processor/report render.

You may find good example in Microsoft (MSDN) website. So same example I will show here.

• This expression, placed in a text box, displays the value of a ReportItem text box named Textbox1:

  =ReportItems!Textbox1.Value

• This expression, placed in a ReportItem text box Color property, displays the text in black when the value is > 0; otherwise, the value is displayed in red:=IIF(Me.Value > 0,"Black","Red")

• This expression, placed in a text box in the page header or page footer, displays the first value per page of the rendered report, for a text box named LastName:

  =First(ReportItems("LastName").Value)

  Simply use ReportItems then use the textbox value.

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