A new book has recently been released: Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009: Professional Reporting. And as you might have expected: it’s all about reporting (mainly RDLC reporting).
Displaying symbols in a textbox can be achieved with the command ChrW.
Displaying a ticked checkbox:
Microsoft has provided a very good demo script with scenarios on how to use the new reporting functionality in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009.
Here is a new blog entry about a feature that comes available thanks to the RDLC we can use in NAV 2009. Called “Document map”. A document map is a navigation feature that you know form PDF. In some PDF’s you can browse to the chapters in the document.
When you’re planning to print reports from the new RDLC layout, things have been changed. One of the things is: how do I print this damn report in landscape?? With the new matrix-report possibilities, one might expect to have too many columns to print it in portrait.
In this blogpost I would like to explain what Interactive sorting is all about … and give you a few tips to go “beyond” .. uhm .. I would actually just like to explain how you can use this on grouped data as well.
Suppose you have a boolean in your table, and you want to visualize it in your report as a checkbox. This is not really straight forward … but that doesn’t mean it has to be difficult.
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