Hi,
Is it possible to have tables in a report that have dynamic number of columns?
Is there a way to have grids rendered in the same way as the charts in the reports? Can I bind data to a grid and have it added to a group in a report?
All the report demos I've seen so far the tables are static with individual field expression to get the data.
James
Hello,
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Thank you for your request.
Another problem I can't seem to find a solution too is how to bind the Rows collection to the table. I'm wondering if the Reporting is actually capable of doing what I need? I can't find examples of this kind of data structure being used in a report:
public class SummaryItem { public int CycleId { get; set; } public IEnumerable<Row> TableData { get; set; } public SummaryItem() { TableData = new List<Row> { new Row { Dose = "10mg", PatientId = "1001", Cmax = 345, Cmin = 100}, new Row { Dose = "10mg", PatientId = "1002", Cmax = 325, Cmin = 126}, new Row { Dose = "10mg", PatientId = "1003", Cmax = 315, Cmin = 123}, new Row { Dose = "10mg", PatientId = "1004", Cmax = 335, Cmin = 121}, }; } } public class Row { public string Dose { get; set; } public string PatientId { get; set; } public int Cmax { get; set; } public int Cmin { get; set; } }