Change row colors in SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) | Part 9

Change row colors in SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS):
Requirments: SQL SERVER 2012, SSDT tool installed for SSRS and visual studio 2015.
you can change the color of a row or individual cells based on a condition by using expressions in the BackgroundColor or Color properties of the report items (like Textboxes or Rows).
Steps:
Open Your SSRS Report: Open your SSRS report in SQL Server Data Tools
Select the Row or Cell: Select the row or the cell that you want to conditionally format. You can apply a color to the entire row or individual cells within the row.
Modify the BackgroundColor Property: To change the background color of the row or cell, you need to modify the BackgroundColor property.

Right-click on the row or cell you want to change and select Properties.
Find the BackgroundColor property.
Add an Expression: To apply conditional formatting, click the fx button next to the BackgroundColor property to open the Expression editor.
Write the Expression: You can use an expression to set the background color based on your data. Here's an example of how to set row colors based on a specific condition:

Example:
=IIF(RowNumber(Nothing) MOD 2, "#F4F4F4", "#FFFFFF")