Showing posts with label reportviewer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reportviewer. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2012

MS RS Reportviewer, sparklines and bullet graphs in the report.

Hello All,

For a new reporting project compact we are using MS Reporting Services and hosting the report in an ASP.NET reportviewer.

"Tufte-like" and very clean, simple data visualizations as sparklines and bullet graphs have become a requirement.

We've had some success redering these in ASP but it's become necessary to render them in the reports themselves and we have not found a good way to do it.
Even third party charting products do not seem to support RS very much, one that does requires it on top of analysis services and their sparklines are actually defined in the KPI-s, but we are not using AS.

Have any of you had reports inspired by Tufte or Few and implemented it,
how did you manage it?

as always, your help is greatly appreciated!

Edward Tufte reports!!! Great way to go!

I did some a while back - basically, take a regular column chart and strip away everything from it:

Chart Area - no border/line, no fill
Plot Area - no border/line, no fill
Axis - no labels, no scales, no tickmarks
No Legend
The Palette doesn't have enough options, but the default is best

If you are doing comparisons against, say regions or products, create a separate column chart for each. Keep them the same scale, and lined up (stacked).

You really can do a lot of nice Sparklines using SSRS.

Good luck.

MS RS Report Viewer and "cookieless" session-state

Hello there,

I tried to implement the ReportViewer

(local-mode) in our WebApp. The ReportViewer never rendered the report

and I found out, the problem is the

cookieless="UseUri"

in web.config.

Ist there any way to use the ReportViewer using the cookieless-state?

Thanks, Tobiashttp://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=685292&SiteID=1

MS RS Report Viewer and "cookieless" session-state

Hello there,

I tried to implement the ReportViewer

(local-mode) in our WebApp. The ReportViewer never rendered the report

and I found out, the problem is the

cookieless="UseUri"

in web.config.

Ist there any way to use the ReportViewer using the cookieless-state?

Thanks, Tobiashttp://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=685292&SiteID=1

MS ReportViewer 2.0 Control Print Issue

The first attempt to print a report by clicking the print button on the MS
report viewer icon does not print. Subsequent clicks will print the report!
This is happening on all computers the application is deployed to. I look at
the print queue and I see that the job is spooled and I also get the taskbar
notification. I have tested numerous other applications and all print on
first attempt.
Thanks in advance,
AshkanOn Tue, 18 Apr 2006 17:39:13 -0700, "Ashkan Daie" <adaie@.nospam.com>
wrote:
>The first attempt to print a report by clicking the print button on the MS
>report viewer icon does not print. Subsequent clicks will print the report!
>This is happening on all computers the application is deployed to. I look at
>the print queue and I see that the job is spooled and I also get the taskbar
>notification. I have tested numerous other applications and all print on
>first attempt.
>Thanks in advance,
>Ashkan
>
You're right, it doesn't work the first time. It is apparently a bug.
I'm not sure if it works for anyone the first time but it sure doesn't
for me or these other people. It looks like the focus is stuck
somewhere else and any activity will move it to the print button,
includng pressing the print button, but that needs to be done first:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/showpost.aspx?postid=197115&siteid=1