Hi,
I currently have a System that can create, view and export (PDF) Telerik Reports dynamically. I have it set up so the user can choose which reports to be exported, or they can also export ALL of the reports that apply. For both the "Selected Reports" and "ALL Reports" areas of my project I would also like to add Print functionality but am unsure of a way to do this proggramatically.
Is it possible to print multiple Telerik Reports in C#? and if so, how? (Preferably with a Preview if possible)
Best Regards,
Landon
I currently have a System that can create, view and export (PDF) Telerik Reports dynamically. I have it set up so the user can choose which reports to be exported, or they can also export ALL of the reports that apply. For both the "Selected Reports" and "ALL Reports" areas of my project I would also like to add Print functionality but am unsure of a way to do this proggramatically.
Is it possible to print multiple Telerik Reports in C#? and if so, how? (Preferably with a Preview if possible)
Best Regards,
Landon
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answered on 05 Jan 2011, 10:57 PM
Sorry for the double-post, but I ended up solving this simple problem on my own after some more vigorous Google-Hunting.
As I already had Methods set up to Dynamically create the Reports for PDF format, I simply used those methods to loop through my data, create the reports and add them to a new ReportBook. I then displayed this ReportBook in my ReportViewer, giving the effect of a Print Preview.
This information may or may not be in the Telerik Knowledge Base already, but I felt free to share just in case! This thread may be closed Admin's!
Best Regards,
Landon
As I already had Methods set up to Dynamically create the Reports for PDF format, I simply used those methods to loop through my data, create the reports and add them to a new ReportBook. I then displayed this ReportBook in my ReportViewer, giving the effect of a Print Preview.
ReportBook book = new ReportBook();book.Reports.Add(Report);ReportViewer.Report = book;This information may or may not be in the Telerik Knowledge Base already, but I felt free to share just in case! This thread may be closed Admin's!
Best Regards,
Landon
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answered on 05 Jan 2011, 11:03 PM
Sorry for the double-post, but I ended up solving this simple problem on my own after some more vigorous Google-Hunting.
As I already had Methods set up to Dynamically create the Reports for PDF format, I simply used those methods to loop through my data, create the reports and add them to a new ReportBook. I then displayed this ReportBook in my ReportViewer, giving the effect of a Print Preview.
This information may or may not be in the Telerik Knowledge Base already, but I felt free to share just in case! This thread may be closed Admin's!
Best Regards,
Landon
As I already had Methods set up to Dynamically create the Reports for PDF format, I simply used those methods to loop through my data, create the reports and add them to a new ReportBook. I then displayed this ReportBook in my ReportViewer, giving the effect of a Print Preview.
ReportBook book = new ReportBook();book.Reports.Add(Report);ReportViewer.Report = book;This information may or may not be in the Telerik Knowledge Base already, but I felt free to share just in case! This thread may be closed Admin's!
Best Regards,
Landon