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Strange errors come during change SourceExpr value in NAV report designer...
02 July 09 09:14 AM | gediminb | 0 Comments   

Our colleague raised problem: why he receives strange error during report compile, after he changed SourceExpr value for some control in report designer in NAV 2009. Error message was: Error while validating RDL content: The Value expression for textbox Read More...

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Labels in NAV2009 Report Design
24 February 09 10:40 AM | Lohndorf | 3 Comments   

When adding fields to a report, the caption is typically added automatically or with a bit of drag and drop from the DataSet in VS Report Layout. But if you want to add additional labels, for example Report Name in the header, then there are a few more Read More...

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Using variables and C/AL code in a report in NAV 2009
19 November 08 07:53 AM | Lohndorf | 3 Comments   

This previous blog " NAV 2009 - The structure of reports in VS report designer " describes how to get data from your data items into the layout of a report in Visual Studio (VS) report designer. This time we look at how to control the iterations of a Read More...

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NAV 2009 - The structure of reports in VS report designer
16 November 08 10:41 PM | Lohndorf | 1 Comments   

One thing is to make a report look pretty. But before you can do that, you have to make it work first. This post is about how to get the data structure right when designing reports in VS report designer for the new client in NAV 2009. If you are completely Read More...

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NAV 2009 - Report Designer - Introduction to the new environment
15 November 08 05:21 PM | Lohndorf | 4 Comments   

Microsoft Dynamics NAV has always had its own report designer. In NAV 2009 it still does, but in addition to this you can also use the Visual Studio (VS) report designer. NAV 2009 – both the classic and the new client – will still run reports designed Read More...

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