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NAV2013 Glance 8: Chart Title

Luc van Vugt June 23, 2012 June 23, 2012BC NAV 2013, report design 1

Worked with charts already in NAV 2009 RDLC reports? Tried to set the title of a chart? You might have and think: “so what?” Have a look here. To help you (or actually myself [:O] ) I did put that red rectangle down. Nothing special? Well, didn’t it bother you…

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Where the <beep> is the Website Data Sources pane?

Luc van Vugt March 30, 2012 March 30, 2012BC NAV 2009, report design, RTC, Visual Studio 0

I know, I am not the most experienced RDLC report builder around, and not a hard core Visual Studio user, except for using it is as my client for accessing TFS. Nevertheless I thought I knew my way with VS. Until this time when picking up RDLC report design and…

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Jorrit’s Tip

Luc van Vugt July 8, 2011 July 8, 2011BC DDC, NAV 2009, RDL, report design, RTC 0

On May 19th the Dutch Dynamics Community gathered for their third event hosting parallel two sessions. One on RTC Reporting, by Willem Zijderveld, GAC, and the other on SQL Performance, by Ludo Van den Ende, SQL Perform. Downloads for both can be found here. In this post my short (personal)…

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SQL Server 2008 Express #3: Developing RDLC Reports

Luc van Vugt May 27, 2011 May 27, 2011BC NAV 2009, report design, RTC, SQL Server Express, synchronicity, Visual Studio 0

Wow, almost a month has passed since I wrote my last post here. A month full of work, among others taking our first steps in SCRUM planning. A spring month that felt like summer, spending a week in France cutting trees and, oops, cutting myself – don’t worry, I am…

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