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    firefeet
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    Hi, I am new to report control. i have just started to learn about it. i just started with a simple report. i just created a dataset and a table inside it containing few columns. i created a RDLC file and dragged and dropped the columns from the table onto the report. I get textboxes and the value is automatically set to "Fields!.Value"..... when i preview i am getting only the last row in the data table. there are more than 50 rows in the table. I am not able to find what is that i am missing. can anyone pls help me.

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      Hi, I am new to report control. i have just started to learn about it. i just started with a simple report. i just created a dataset and a table inside it containing few columns. i created a RDLC file and dragged and dropped the columns from the table onto the report. I get textboxes and the value is automatically set to "Fields!.Value"..... when i preview i am getting only the last row in the data table. there are more than 50 rows in the table. I am not able to find what is that i am missing. can anyone pls help me.

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      Abhishek Sur
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      Very basic question. I think you are looking at the first record not the last one. Place a List or Table element in the Report and place the database controls inside it. List repeats as it finds more data elements. So you will see all the records. In case of Table, Detail Section repeats. :) :thumbsup:

      Abhishek Sur


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        Very basic question. I think you are looking at the first record not the last one. Place a List or Table element in the Report and place the database controls inside it. List repeats as it finds more data elements. So you will see all the records. In case of Table, Detail Section repeats. :) :thumbsup:

        Abhishek Sur


        My Latest Articles **Create CLR objects in SQL Server 2005 C# Uncommon Keywords Read/Write Excel using OleDB

        **Don't forget to click "Good Answer" if you like to.

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        ya thanks abishek it works:)

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