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I am working on a SQl Server Report Services project and the report I am creating requires some custom code. It seems that all expressions must be in VB.NET and I figured if there was an ‘easy’ way to switch that over to be C#, it would be helpful.
EDIT:
Well, I decided to move my code to another C# assembly that follows the patterns like this example.
It’s VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) rather than VB.NET, so it’s not .NET, it’s an embedded scripting language. Therefore I would expect that there’s no way to switch to C#.