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Is it normal for ALL RTC reports to be messed up??
Votuc
Member Posts: 206
I'm just wondering if anyone else is having the same problems I am having....
We upgraded a client from Classic NAV to the RTC. It just seems like all RTC versions of the reports have some sort of layout problem. Either they are really ridiculously wide (due to the tables in the body) or the fields are in the wrong places, etc. ](*,)
We upgraded a client from Classic NAV to the RTC. It just seems like all RTC versions of the reports have some sort of layout problem. Either they are really ridiculously wide (due to the tables in the body) or the fields are in the wrong places, etc. ](*,)
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yes, the layout can be different, because the reports have to be rethinked: it's not an easy task and the new report designer is "human errors" prone: there is a huge quantity of property and of places to put them to be aware.
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I must rather them redo the reports properly in RDLC.
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How so? :-k
AP Commerce, Inc. = where I work
Getting Started with Dynamics NAV 2013 Application Development = my book
Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV - 3rd Edition = my 2nd book
When reporting came out, there was not an adequate documentation, and all we could do was to copy/understand the standard and adapt it to our needs.
i've learnt the use of the lists, the page numbering, the image showing and other things from report 206 only.
Well, a better documentation would have made these reports completely useless, indeed :whistle:
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