I tried to upload the code example attached to this email to your code site, but it wouldn't accept the submission.
I'm trying to get my 10,000 points!
I found it almost impossible to find in the documentation "how to" bind a List<T> dataset to a report and also simultaneously update the Chart bar series with the current row of data.
I finally worked out how to do it, and I thought the example would be useful to your users (especially a novice like me) and it would be really useful to add it to the "getting started" guide, I think.
Simply unzip the file to a folder and open in VS2008. Build the solution then switch to "Preview".
Once you know how to get the current datarow values the report is processing, the ret is easy, but I didn't see anything about "viewDataRow" in the document, hence my problem.
Hope this helps someone else. Please let me know.
Barry
I'm trying to get my 10,000 points!
I found it almost impossible to find in the documentation "how to" bind a List<T> dataset to a report and also simultaneously update the Chart bar series with the current row of data.
I finally worked out how to do it, and I thought the example would be useful to your users (especially a novice like me) and it would be really useful to add it to the "getting started" guide, I think.
Simply unzip the file to a folder and open in VS2008. Build the solution then switch to "Preview".
Once you know how to get the current datarow values the report is processing, the ret is easy, but I didn't see anything about "viewDataRow" in the document, hence my problem.
Hope this helps someone else. Please let me know.
Barry
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Hi Barry,
First we want to thank you for your submission. However we believe that the provided project is not an unique solution, moreover we have a very similar article in our help documentation and therefore is not suitable for the code library section. Still we believe it would be a good starting point for other community members and that is why we decided to transfer it into a forum thread.
Thank you for the involvement - your Telerik points have been updated for providing this project to our community.
Kind regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.
First we want to thank you for your submission. However we believe that the provided project is not an unique solution, moreover we have a very similar article in our help documentation and therefore is not suitable for the code library section. Still we believe it would be a good starting point for other community members and that is why we decided to transfer it into a forum thread.
Thank you for the involvement - your Telerik points have been updated for providing this project to our community.
Kind regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.