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ActiveReports is a set of assemblies that enable you to create, render, print, and export reports in a .NET or .NET Core application. This package includes the core engine assemblies required to create and render pixel perfect, WYSIWYG, reports.

Published
Feb 28, 2024
2y ago
Total Downloads
811.6K
811,595

Install

dotnet add package GrapeCity.ActiveReports.Design.Win --version 18.0.0
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.NETCoreApp3.1.NETFramework4.6.2

README

Introduction

ActiveReports is a unique collection of developer reporting tools that help consume, process, and visualize data in the form of compelling and easy-to-understand reports.

ActiveReports provides a lot of features for developers and end-users, like:

  • VisualStudio integration support.
  • PaaS support (like Azure Linux App Service).
  • Different possibilities to pivot and aggregate data.
  • Rich data visualization.
  • Popular export formats (like PDF/Excel/Word).
  • And a lot more (https://www.grapecity.com/activereportsnet).

Concept

This package includes the .NET and .NET Core assemblies with WinForms-based report designer control to design report layouts.

With designer control, it is easy to build an end-user report designer application. ActiveReports provides a wide range of sample reports, so report authors can create or modify reports according to their requirements.

Note

The designer control doesn't support code-based Section reports.

License

This feature requires a professional license.

See also

IMPORTANT

This package will be discontinued in the next major release. It is highly recommended that you update to the newer version of the package to ensure continuity and receive the latest features and security updates.

To facilitate this transition, we've provided a Migration Tool to automatically update the references in your .NET project.

Changes from Previous Version

v17.3.0v18.0.0
Added Dependencies

Adoption Assessment

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No SPDX license expression is published. Review the license text and your organisation's policy before redistribution.Compatibility metadata lists 2 target frameworks; confirm the exact target used by your application.The published metadata declares 30 direct dependency entries across framework groups. Inspect the resolved dependency graph for your target framework.

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