Richard Edwards

Working with Visual Studio 2019 and VB.NET Richard Edwards

This book has all the code in it needed to create RDLC Reports dynamically. There is a lot of information on how this code came about and with some cooperation from the reader, can be added to a project so that in less than a day, you will be able to create table style RDLC Reports that require none of the usual manual adjustments to the field widths - which I personally, found taking more time to do than creating the report itself. Included in this book is code to create RDLC Reports from event logs and from the registry. Imagine being able to perusal through the registry, find a subkey with valuable Names. types and data, right click on the DataGridView and press the button and one second later, your report is created and being displayed right in front of you with perfect widths between fields. That's kind of addicting.