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    dcof
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    I am wondering if you can tell me if there is anything wrong with the html listed below that is near the 14px listed below?

    &CUR_DATE.EVAL

    To the &PAR_NAME.EVAL of &STU_FNAME.EVAL &STU_LNAME.EVAL
    &PAR_ADDR.EVAL
    &PAR_CITY.EVAL, &PAR_STATE.EVAL &PAR_ZIP.EVAL

    Dear &PAR_NAME.EVAL and &STU_FNAME.EVAL &STU_LNAME.EVAL:

    This letter is to inform you that &STU_FNAME.EVAL has the equivalent of 5 or more unexcused absences this school year.  We believe student attendance in school is a key component to school success, so it is very important for all children to develop habits of good attendance. Poor attendance contributes to failing grades, decreased learning opportunities, lower academic achievement and may limit your child's opportunities to be involved with school activities.

    I am asking this question since the value listed above is stored in a varchar(max) column in a sql server 2012 database. When an ssrs 2012 report is executed, the following error message is displayed: "Warning 1 [rsParseErrorInvalidSize] Near character position 646 in the input string, the value of the font-size property for the textrun ‘stringtemplate3.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]’ is “14px”, which is not a valid size. Valid sizes may not exceed 455 inches (1155.7 centimeters). ".

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    • D dcof

      I am wondering if you can tell me if there is anything wrong with the html listed below that is near the 14px listed below?

      &CUR_DATE.EVAL

      To the &PAR_NAME.EVAL of &STU_FNAME.EVAL &STU_LNAME.EVAL
      &PAR_ADDR.EVAL
      &PAR_CITY.EVAL, &PAR_STATE.EVAL &PAR_ZIP.EVAL

      Dear &PAR_NAME.EVAL and &STU_FNAME.EVAL &STU_LNAME.EVAL:

      This letter is to inform you that &STU_FNAME.EVAL has the equivalent of 5 or more unexcused absences this school year.  We believe student attendance in school is a key component to school success, so it is very important for all children to develop habits of good attendance. Poor attendance contributes to failing grades, decreased learning opportunities, lower academic achievement and may limit your child's opportunities to be involved with school activities.

      I am asking this question since the value listed above is stored in a varchar(max) column in a sql server 2012 database. When an ssrs 2012 report is executed, the following error message is displayed: "Warning 1 [rsParseErrorInvalidSize] Near character position 646 in the input string, the value of the font-size property for the textrun ‘stringtemplate3.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]’ is “14px”, which is not a valid size. Valid sizes may not exceed 455 inches (1155.7 centimeters). ".

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      I cannot quite duplicate your environment as I don't have whatever auxiliary files you rely upon. Loading what you have in my editor and the following occurs: 1) No error messages when rendering (FireFox v55) 2) A number of your values begin with '&' - and that is generally reserved for things such as special characters. Hence my comment about lacking auxiliary files (or even if page is html, php, asp, etc.) 3) within one of your span's, you have id="ADDR_BEG" which appears to paste in my editor (Expressions IV) as a link, but his is an embedded link which you are using as an ID - doesn't seem like a good idea at all! Ditto for "ADDR_NEXT" and "ADDR_END". Simplify your string by eliminating above items one by one until the error goes away - then fix the cause.

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      • D dcof

        I am wondering if you can tell me if there is anything wrong with the html listed below that is near the 14px listed below?

        &CUR_DATE.EVAL

        To the &PAR_NAME.EVAL of &STU_FNAME.EVAL &STU_LNAME.EVAL
        &PAR_ADDR.EVAL
        &PAR_CITY.EVAL, &PAR_STATE.EVAL &PAR_ZIP.EVAL

        Dear &PAR_NAME.EVAL and &STU_FNAME.EVAL &STU_LNAME.EVAL:

        This letter is to inform you that &STU_FNAME.EVAL has the equivalent of 5 or more unexcused absences this school year.  We believe student attendance in school is a key component to school success, so it is very important for all children to develop habits of good attendance. Poor attendance contributes to failing grades, decreased learning opportunities, lower academic achievement and may limit your child's opportunities to be involved with school activities.

        I am asking this question since the value listed above is stored in a varchar(max) column in a sql server 2012 database. When an ssrs 2012 report is executed, the following error message is displayed: "Warning 1 [rsParseErrorInvalidSize] Near character position 646 in the input string, the value of the font-size property for the textrun ‘stringtemplate3.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]’ is “14px”, which is not a valid size. Valid sizes may not exceed 455 inches (1155.7 centimeters). ".

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        You have what looks like SQL components inside of your paragraph tags, that is the first problem. The second possibly have you tried a different px size? If it is not accepting a larger size try decreasing the amount.

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