Report Sharp-Shooter is a reporting component that helps you create flexible reports and easily integrate them into your Web and Win apps. It supports a variety of industry-standard export formats including PDF, HTML, Excel, Word, RTF, and more. An advanced Master Report concept helps to save time while developing a large number of reports with the unified layout. Just create a template containing all recurring elements and use it in further reports design. Report Sharp-Shooter offers an increased report performance. A built-in pivot table component allows dynamic data analysis and presentation in the form of OLAP reports. And a native charting component allows you to increase the graphical impact of applications with visually appealing charts and graphs.
Report Sharp-Shooter introduces an advanced concept of SideBySide band that allows placing separate report parts in parallel with horizontal shift. An intuitive end-user designer can be used for both report templates and rendered documents. Ribbon report designer interface considerably facilitates reports creation. A convenient Report Wizard helps to design any kind of report with a few mouse clicks. Win and Web viewers allow a user to view reports in Windows and Web applications. Give the reports a professional appearance by using rich visual controls set, including texts, shapes and pictures. You can also use any Win Forms control as a report element. Report rendering is fully customizable thanks to support for C# and VB.NET scripting. There is no need to learn additional script languages. This grants a developer full access to all .NET Framework capabilities such as import of any project namespaces, local variables, procedures etc. Parameterized reports and subreports provide the opportunity to specify the level of detail needed for particular purposes and create a complicated hierarchy of reports.
What is new in this release:
Version 6.3 fixes issue with gathering meta-information in Side-by-Side reports.
Requirements:
.NET Framework 2.0
Limitations:
30-day trial
Comments not found