Hi,
I'm wondering if Winform Reportviewer could export Excel file (.xls) which is same format as CSV (column by column) or not. If there is no official way to do, is there any other workaround way ? Please note CSV is not the file I need
I have enabled the parameter area in the report (HTML5) and was able to render custom controls, but it is not wide enough. I want to increase the width from 15em to 22em.
I have tried to update the css of the telerikviewer to 22em, but then the report area slides under the parameter area. I haven't found what is calculating the width of the report viewer itself. Is that done in javascript, or described in css.
Can you help me how to increase the width of the parameter area?
Hello,
Is there any way I can express custom metadata as documentation to the user for object properties?
I'm looking at a way to display more meaningful information in the area marked in red in the attached screenshot.
Best regards,
Magnus
Hi, Im trying to use overlay shape to create the style I wants, please refer to the image below
https://unsee.cc/nomugira/.
(1): is the style I want
(2): is what it is actually displaying
Notice also on the top left corner, it should be a red circle, but for some reason it made the whole 'design box' red, so not just the circle is red but the whole area.
Is there a way around this? or perhaps another way to achieve the same effect?
Thanks
I need to perform a calculation and show the result in the Page Header of my report.
The calculation comes from 3 different data sources: The report-scoped data source, and 2 separate data sources that are being bound to 2 tables in the Report Footer.
I'm able to get the values I need from the report-scoped data source, as follows:
= exec("ReportName", sum(Fields.Amount))
I have not been able to determine how to access the fields from the other 2 data sources. I've tried numerous ways to access the scope, but I always get "invalid scope" error. I've tried:
= exec ("My2ndDataSourceName", sum(Fields.Amount))
= exec ("My2ndTableName", sum(Fields.Amount))
= exec ("ReportName.My2ndTableName", sum(Fields.Amount))
I can't find good examples in the documentation that describe how to access scopes other than the top-level "report" scope.
Thanks

Hi there,
after updating our reporting service to 10.2.16.914 we found this issue:
if using TextFields (like txtPeriodHeader) and set Value in a NeedDataSource event, they are empty.
After resetting to 9.2.16.1216 everything worked as expected.
txtPeriodHeader.Value = String.Format("{0} - {1}", StartDatum.ToShortDateString(), periodEnd.AddMonths(1).AddDays(-1).ToShortDateString());This works in 9.2.16.1216 as expected, in 10.2.16.914 we got empty fields.
Best regards
Manfred
Hi,
I need To print 2 headers respectively to there data in a report.
i.e.: - print the first Header on every page until it's data section all printed
- then break the page and start the next page with the 2nd Header and keep going with the second Header until the end of the report.
I tried binding in the Header Section and set
"PrintOnEveryPage" to : PageExec( "DetailSection...and other Items", Count(Fields.TriedManyItemFromDataObject)>0)
but it is returning a 0 all the way. I checked your invoice example to understand the function specially the scope parameter and I see that you are using "lineTotalDataTextBox" as scope in you examples. Could you explain why you are choosing only this textBox ?
I will appreciate any help in Advance.
Thanks.
I must be missing something obvious but I am unable to create a 'simple' grouped table according to the following layout:
-------------------
| GROUP1
| -item1
| -item2
| GROUP2
| -item3
| -item4
-------------------
The datasource i am using is flat.( Item1 { Group ="GROUP1", Name = "item1"}) etc.
Is it even possible to do this with a single table? I've been going at it for about two hours now, i've seen all kinds of results, but not what i need :-)
