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The ASP.NET Core Report Viewer efficiently accesses, displays, and interacts with SSRS RDL and RDLC reports from diverse data sources. It supports localization, multiple export formats (PDF, Excel, CSV) and customizable printing. Interactive features like drill-down, drill-through, hyperlinks and subreports enrich user experience. Seamlessly integrates with applications, offering role-based access control for security.
Effortlessly access and view SSRS RDL and RDLC reports with the ASP.NET Core Report Viewer. With or without a report server, the viewer allows easy access to reports from Microsoft SSRS, SSRS SharePoint, as well as applications, cloud storages, and databases.
Consume data from a wide variety of data providers that are in local or server databases:
Built-in data sources: Business object data sources: IList, DataSet, and DataTable.
Custom data processing extensions: MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, and more.
The ASP.NET Core Report Viewer displays reports that provide information, insights, and trends:
Basic items: Text box, image, line, and rectangle.
Data region items: Table, matrix (pivot table), and list.
Data visualization: Charts, sparklines, data bars, gauges, indicators, and maps.
Subreports.
Custom report items: Barcodes, QR barcodes, and more.
Visualize your information with unmatched clarity by highlighting data on demand using the ASP.NET Core Report Viewer. Supported data customization options include:
HTML/rich text rendering.
Conditional formatting.
Simple and complex expressions.
View organized and shaped data to make bolder business decisions using the following techniques:
Sorting
Filtering
Grouping
Summaries and aggregates
Calculated fields
Parameters are the most widely used functionalities to interact with RDL/RDLC reports at runtime. The following parameter types allow you to modify the data presentation to provide an enhanced user experience:
Cascading parameters
Non-queried parameters
Queried parameters
Multivalued parameters
Custom parameter layouts
The ASP.NET Core Report Viewer displays data in data regions that support user interactions at runtime with features like drill down, drill through, hyperlinks, bookmarks or anchors, document map, sub-reports, and nested data regions.
Allows the user to visualize the data across multiple adjacent columns such as mail merge, business cards, newspaper, and more.
Provides support to set up print options like paper size, margins, and orientation of the printable output and preview the result.
Effortlessly print and export report contents by just clicking the print/export option in the toolbar. The most popular file formats such as PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, PowerPoint, XML, and HTML are supported.
Supports complete customization to entirely change the appearance of the toolbar and parameter layout to fit your application’s look and feel.
Pixel-perfect built-in themes are available in Material, Bootstrap, and Fabric designs. In addition, the library comes with an accessible high-contrast theme.
You have control over all UI elements (toolbar, parameter block, page, and dialogs) and behaviors of the ASP.NET Core Report Viewer. It provides the best user experience to users through a rich set of developer-friendly APIs.
Easily build applications to be used by a global audience in various languages using culture settings and localizing static text.
ASP.NET Core Report Viewer will adaptively render itself with optimal user interfaces for phone, tablet, or desktop form factors. This allows your application to scale elegantly on all kinds of devices.
Works in all modern browsers on all devices as the ASP.NET Core Report Viewer is rendered using HTML5 elements.
The ASP.NET Core Report Viewer allows you to build business intelligence reporting applications that run on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
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