SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 R2 introduces the RDL 2010 format with enhancements such as Maps, shared dataset references, page breaks , as well as RDL expression language additions such as Lookup, and aggregates of aggregates. You can now download...

My esteemed colleague Prash Shirolkar put together blog postings with helpful tips for: Integrating Reporting Services 2008 R2 with SharePoint 2010 Integrating Reporting Services 2008 R2 with SharePoint 2007

When deploying Reporting Services in an environment that requires more than one server, such as a scale-out deployment or a deployment in a server farm, you may need to configure Kerberos authentication. Kerberos is particularly important when you require...

One of the frequent feature requests for Reporting Services was to add the ability to define data-dependent names for worksheets when exporting to Excel. Reporting Services 2008 R2 adds this capability through a more general feature to name pages. ...

Are you looking for how to get started with Report Builder 3.0? videos and tutorials of how to create report parts? news about and downloads for Report Builder? pointers about Report Builder report design capabilities, such as sparklines...

The Feature Pack for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 was released for download earlier this week, and includes PowerPivot for Excel 2010 , as well as Report Builder 3.0! The stand-alone download package for Report Builder 3.0 is available here: http://www...

One of the design principles of the Reporting Services platform is that you author a report once, and it then renders to all interactive and export formats with as much fidelity as possible (and enabled by the underlying export format). You don’t...

Teo Lachev is a well-known Reporting Services MVP, speaker at conferences, and authored several Reporting Services and Analysis Services books in the past.  Teo recently wrote a book review of “ Reporting Services Recipes – for Designing Expert Reports...

Reporting Services 2008 introduced the ability to dynamically hide table columns and shrink the width of the table (and the report body) at the same time automatically. That said, you also have the ability to just hide the contents, but not the actual...