Hello
I have a report that uses a custom font (ttf). The font is installed on the computer.
In Report Designer, the font is rendered correctly, however when I load the report (from a local file) into our wpf application (report viewer) the font is not displayed correctly, i.e. it shows a different font.
When exporting the report to PDF or Excel etc the report is once again correct.
We are not using report server - everything is generated locally.
Any hints on what might cause this?
Hi,
Can you please support our company about an error rendering Report? t really big problem exiled my system .Please see error in my attachment , It seems that DeleteItem function process so slow and cache locking problem is exposed. we need you explain more about this function and give me some prediction about this exception. Thanks
I'm trying to set my parameters trough my WPF application and after print my report. The printing works but the parameters are empty.
var report = new Badge();report.ReportParameters["VisitId"].Value = code;report.ReportParameters["VisitorName"].Value = visitorName;report.ReportParameters["CompanyName"].Value = companyName;report.ReportParameters["RegularVisitor"].Value = regularVisitor ? "REGULAR" : "VISITOR";PrinterSettings printerSettings = new PrinterSettings();printerSettings.PrinterName = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["PrinterNameLabel"]);PrintController standardPrintController = new StandardPrintController();ReportProcessor reportProcessor = new ReportProcessor();reportProcessor.PrintController = standardPrintController;TypeReportSource typeReportSource = new TypeReportSource();typeReportSource.TypeName = report.GetType().AssemblyQualifiedName;reportProcessor.PrintReport(typeReportSource, printerSettings);
As attached file my parameter settings. Any ideas? Thanks for the help

Hi,
I am trying to execute a sub report from my master report. My master report has a datasource which return multiple rows. For each row I want to execute my sub report. So I have a sub report in detail section of my master report. However, when I select sub report source and pass ReceiptGUID parameter as = Fields.ReceiptGUID I am getting following error while trying to preview it:
"An error occurred while processing the report. Processing cancelled. Check the InnerException for more details. Invalid value of report parameter "ReceipGUID".
Can someone help me with this? I tried checking in forum and existing solutions are not fixing it.
When I pass a constant string as report parameter, it works fine. I have checked the result set from the master report datasource and it returns ReceiptGUID as expected for each row.
Hello,
Long time reader, first time poster.
I have been searching the web for reporting to be used in both ASP.NET (preferably using MVC Razor) and supports exporting both the data and the charts/graphs associated with the data into Excel.
So far, the closest I have come is sealreport.org (demo here: http://demo.sealreport.org/temp/Dashboard_-_Sales_t0n4u_htm.htm), but since I have already used Telerik's Kendo solution in the past, I would prefer to leverage your reporting solution.
My asks:
1. Does Telerik reporting have the ability to export reports to Excel that includes both the data used to create the reports, as well as excel-interactive graphs themselves (see http://demos.telerik.com/reporting/dashboard... it just downloads images. I would add the .XLSX file generated by sealreport, but only images are allowed).
2. Is it possible to use an HTML5-like styling with the reporting (CSS styling, or something, reactive, etc - my only experience is that it is very structured and limited with what you can do in the designer)?
Please and thank you.
Best,
ZH
Hi Forum,
Has anyone found that when exporting a report from the viewer and choosing the "Excel Worksheet" option from the format dropdown that all negative values in a report grid are preceded by a single apostrophe (')? I know single apostrophes in excel are used to escape formulas, but the negative sign (-) should not be interpreted as a formula in excel when placed in front of a numeric value so I'm not sure why there would be a need to add apostrophes.
Thanks,
Derek