When using a certain table in the Standalone Report Designer I get an oci-22053-Error when loading data. It seems to be one of the float fields. When I exclude the field from my query, the error is not thrown.

Version is 19.0.25.211 .net Framework 4.6.2

Hi,

Iam exporting date column values e.g. 23/11/2023 using Telerik to an .xlsx excel file.

From exported excel, if you right click the value -> Choose Format cell, it is showing as General

How can this be shown as Date.  What changes to make in Telerik file before exporting.

We have embedded Telerik report designer in our angular web application. Reports which we have designed has web api datasources in it which requires authorization token. All the reports have a parameter named token defined in it in which we need to pass on the value of latest token when designer opens up. But not able to figure out the way to pass/update the parameter value when I'm opening the report designer. Following is the code we have to open report designer. 

    this.designer = $('#webReportDesigner')
      .telerik_WebReportDesigner({
        serviceUrl: `${environment.apiUrl}/reportdesigner/`,
        report: reportName != null ? `${reportName}` : false,
        parameterAreaPosition: 'left',
        parametersAreaVisible: true,
        interactive: true,
        tools: [
          { name: 'openReport' },
          { name: 'save' },
          { name: 'undo' },
          { name: 'redo' },
          { name: 'preview' },
        ],
        documentMapAreaPosition: 'left',
      })
      .data('telerik_WebReportDesigner');

Hi there

I am having a problem with the attached report and sub-report.  In simple preview mode it looks great but when I view it in print preview it inserts a page break and spreads on to two pages.  This is the beginning of a report that will have only a single master record but several sub-reports when it is complete.

I am using 19.0.25.211 of the Standalone Report Designer for .NET 8

I have set KeepTogether to false on the detail of the main report and the sub-report (and just about anywhere else I could find).  I am sure I must have missed something simple but it's driving me crazy so I'm hoping someone can help me.

Cheers

Simon

Hi Telerik,

I have been using the Telerik report designer successfully for several years.  The run-time happens through third party software, so I am only in the report designer.

Recently I have switched to a new machine.  

My existing reports now generate the error in the report designer:

I was using an Alias to connect, but my instructions left to myself several years ago for setting up a new machine, no longer seem to bring up the connection properties to configure the Alias for my machine.  

I am expecting something like the image below, but I can no longer get the window on the right to appear.

Any Idea what I am doing wrong, or what steps I need to take?

Again, I am only using the Telerik Report Designer.

Thanks!

Mike Bell

Hi,

Is there a way to align an entire table in the cente of a report page please?

Cheers

Reg

Hi,

I am trying to round the corners of a table in Telerik Report Designer. Currently I only am aware of tables having right angles. Is there a way to do this? 

Would want the corners to be rounded as such:

This is likely trivial, but I don't even know what to search for.  I'm using "Telerik Reporting 2025".  I have a report that has a total (sum) at the bottom of a section.  I'd like to calculate the percentage of the total that the current line represents.  How do I put a field on a line that calculates the percentage for that line of the total of the grouping?

I'm likely explaining this very poorly, but feel free to ask for more details.

I have a main app (.Net Core) into which I now want to start adding some reporting functionality.

I have watched some of the getting started demos, and am reasonably happy with the actual fundamentals of creating reports, my question is more in regards to how best to structure things in terms of my solution / projects.

My main app is a solution with 4 projects, each representing a layer within the app - Core (plain objects), Data (EF data repository), Logic (business logic) and UI (front end MVC controllers / views etc).

Should I be looking to build a completely separate solution for the reporting, with perhaps a project for data retrieval (JSon) and one for the actual report definitions - is this the recommended best practice - I guess there is also an argument to create the data retrieval completely separate as it's own web service?!

Or should I be keep things more simple and adding reporting into the main app in it's own project.

Obviously I want users of my main app to be able to see and run reports, and also the app will need to be able to produce invoices / purchase orders etc which I will also design as reports.

I am thinking that there may be instances where I may want to refer to reports in another customer facing web app, so in effect could be sharing reports.

Sorry if this is a basic question, I just want to get the fundamentals / foundations right from the off.

Dear Support,

html text box is showing the data as it is stored in the database as html code. 2025 report designer.

Imran