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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First of all please have a look of bellow diagram. Which is showing structure of the report.

When you run the report, It will execute On Init Report trigger first. So what ever things that you want to execute when the report begin ,you can use this trigger.

Second is Page triggers, what are these page triggers, suppose if you have request page, then it has several triggers,so those triggers will execute secondly.

Then will come to next trigger which is On Pre Report Trigger , What ever suitable code you can place here.

Next is important phase, On Pre Data Item trigger, which is belong to data item that you keep in the report. After this it will execute On After Get Record trigger. This trigger just like a loop. If you keep Item table as data item,so as per the given filters this on after trigger will execute until finish the items.  then it will go to On  Post Dataitem trigger.

After all, On PostReport trigger will execute. So if you have any code that you want to execute at the end, you can place here.

Hope you all get clear idea.

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