Report 206, labels -> parameters, with captions.

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  TonyDuarte Member Posts: 92

  2014-09-09

  If not mistaken and correct me if I'm wrong, labels will only pass the first language the report is set to run with, for multiple language it's best to make text constants and pass them in your dataset.

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  nhsejth Member, Microsoft Employee Posts: 34

  2014-09-11

  Labels are passed as report parameters and will only have the first language in the current run. You can get localized captions if you add a new field in the dataset and use a source expression that evaluates the FIELDCAPTION on the source table field. Then you wil have the captions from the source table field in the dataset and you will get the correct localization.
  
  SourceTable.FIELDCAPTION(FIELDNAME)

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  clausl Member Posts: 455

  2014-09-11

  Kenneth, both Labels and IncludeCaption are only sent once as parameters, so never use these for any reports that need to support multi language.
  
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