actually, i think we should do a 1k lines post to explain everything you're asking. Report conversion is an "art"...i mean that is not straightforward but you need some creativity and a deep knowledge of rdlc, what you CAN and CANNOT do with them.
Check out msdn, it is a good start. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd301248.aspx
you can also dig for some blogs etc (there's a book, too), but all in all, you'll need to ](*,) a lot and make mistakes iin order to understand the creepy logic behind rdlc and report conversion.
-Mirko-
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thank you for your reply, for past 15 days am migrating 206 sales invoice report to rtc with some changes...
everything has been done . i just want to know in grouping option in table. group 1 has three fields declared as
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Check out msdn, it is a good start.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd301248.aspx
you can also dig for some blogs etc (there's a book, too), but all in all, you'll need to ](*,) a lot and make mistakes iin order to understand the creepy logic behind rdlc and report conversion.
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog
everything has been done . i just want to know in grouping option in table. group 1 has three fields declared as
=Fields!Sales_Invoice_Header_No_.Value
=Fields!OutputNo.Value
=Fields!Sales_Invoice_Line_Line_No_.Value
in group 2
=Fields!Sales_Invoice_Header_No_.Value
what is the use of grouping by the way your blog is so nice..
N.Shyam Kumar