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Im building a basic SSRS report that is a quote. I have a date field of when data was put into the system. On the quote I want to take that field and add 30 days to it so I can show that the quote is good for the next 30 days out. How would I write that in my expression in SSRS?
What I have so far:
=First(Fields!Date.Value, “DataSet1”)
Use the DateAdd function.
Example:
DateAdd("d", 30, First(Fields!Date.Value, "DataSet1"))