Murach's ADO.NET 4 Database Programmiing
with C# 2010
How to use the reporting features of Visual Studio
This chapter shows you how to use the Visual Studio features
for preparing local reports and displaying them in both Windows
and web applications. That includes presenting data easily...and
clearly!...in tables, matrices, lists, and charts.
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The five types of reports |
560 |
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Four ways to start a local report
for a Windows or web application |
562 |
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How to select a data source and
dataset |
564 |
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How to select the rows and columns |
566 |
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How to choose a layout |
568 |
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How to choose a style |
568 |
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How to display a report with the
ReportViewer control |
570 |
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How to work with the ReportViewer
toolbar |
572 |
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An introduction to the Report
Designer |
574 |
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How to add or delete a column
or row |
576 |
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How to add or delete a field value |
576 |
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How to insert group and grand
totals |
578 |
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How to create an expression |
580 |
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The Vendor Invoices report |
582 |
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How to apply currency, number,
and date formatting |
584 |
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How to add headers and footers |
586 |
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How to add an image to a report |
588 |
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An enhanced Vendor Invoices report |
590 |
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How to create a report from scratch |
592 |
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How to create a matrix report |
594 |
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How to create a list report |
596 |
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How to create a chart report |
598 |
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How to create a gauge report |
598 |
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Mike Murach
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