Question : SQL Reporting - Join Multiple Strings Returned From a Dataset

In the attached screen shot you’ll see that I have “txtProposedInsured” highlighted in blue. This needs to be a list (string) of the applicants separated by semicolons. I’m trying to figure out how to do this. I’ve been playing around with the join statement below but I know this will only return the first applicant. Do you know how to do this? It needs to appear like Julie Grober; Dustin Jaques; Cole Nixon; Nate Howard;

The “txtOwner” is similar but in this case I need to query out only primary owners and have them separated by semicolons. The paragraph needs to wrap as more owners are listed.

=Join(First(Fields!Name.Value, "PrimaryApplicants"), ";")

Answer : SQL Reporting - Join Multiple Strings Returned From a Dataset

I found a solution to my problem. I created an internal text parameter that allows multiple values. I pull the default values from a query. My expression then uses my new parameter.
 
=Join(Parameters!ListOfPrimaryApplicants.Value, "; ")