dotnet Report has an easy to use interface to create complicated filter groups that is simple for end users. Users can create multiple nested groups in filters, and apply them each using AND or OR condition. A simple filter is a list of conditions that a user can add on when designing a Report, by […]
dotnet Report Builder allows Admins or Developers to easily create and manage Reports for other Users and set rights as well. You can setup a Report to only show for certain users, and also control if they get view only access or if they can edit/update it as well. You can also setup the same […]
With v2.0.4, users can now create Custom fields using basic calculations. This allows users to easily add a calculation instead of the developer creating a stored procedure. To add a Custom Field to a Report, when choosing Data Fields in the Report Designer, click on the “Customize” button: This initiates the process to create a Custom […]
dotnet Report Builder has added a Dashboard view to the client side code with nuget package v2.0.0. This allows a user to view multiple Reports run at the same time, so they can do comparison and view their frequently used Reports together instead of running it one at a time. To add a Report to the […]
.Net Report Builder supports Multi-tenant Clients, so that you can save and view different reports for different Clients. With version 1.6.2, we also support saving Reports for different users. Saving separate reports for separate client or user is very simple. You need to provide the Client Id or User Id (or both) in Index.cshtml in the […]
Changing the Report Builder’s theme to match your existing site’s theme is very easy, especially if your site uses Bootstrap for it’s theme or layout. You can do it in 2 different ways. One is to add your site’s theme css file to the Report Builder’s layout file. The second and most common scenario for […]
With .Net Report Builder, your end users can easily select values from a drop down list to filter their Reports, instead of typing in values manually. To allow selecting from a list, you must setup a Foreign Key when setting up the schema in the database. For example, if your “Orders” table has an “EmployeeID” […]
Creating Reports with detailed drill down data is a breeze with .Net Report Builder. Any Summary or Chart Report that you create automatically gives you the option to expand and view details about each row that was included in the main summary record. For this example, we will create an Orders Report with count of […]
Getting started with dotnet Report builder is very easy and quick. You can actually be up and running reports in less than 10 minutes! This video explains all the steps you need to get going (it’s just over 9 minutes) If you prefer to read, here are the steps described in detail: Step 1: Create an […]
Tutorial – How to Setup .Net Report Builder in your Project This tutorial explains all the steps of adding .Net Report Builder to your software application. For this tutorial, you must have already signed up and setup your Database information. Step 1: Open your Project in Visual Studio For our tutorial, we will setup […]
