Good news and bad news. I figured it out, but there is a bug on the property you need. Display String always returns null. The other condtional formulas work (but it is only a limited set), but not Display String. I'm going to email my contact at BOBJ to see if they are aware of this for a future service pack. Here is the code snippet:
ReportObjects myReportObjects;
myReportObjects = rcd.ReportDefController.ReportObjectController.GetAllReportObjects();
ISCRReportObject myObj;
myObj = (ISCRReportObject)myReportObjects[0]; //use whichever object you want
string myFormula;
myFormula = myObj.Format.ConditionFormulas[CrObjectFormatConditionFormulaTypeEnum.crObjectFormatConditionFormulaTypeDisplayString].Text;
Edited by BrianBischof - 27 Jun 2008 at 12:32am