SSRS Format Strings in BIDS

I used to capture results in an conditional statement to clean up reports. It is still useful, when you want hide conditional statements.

=IIf(<expr> = 0, "", <expr> )

However, I was considering the option numeric values have, to hide 0 values. Which is: 0;(0);''

Now to hide the percentage format, use this: 0.0%;(0.0%);''

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