1. Create a new Visual Studio project.
2. From the Project menu, select Add New Item.
3. In the Add New Item dialog that appears, select ActiveReports 14 Page Report and in the Name field, rename the file as ExchangeRates.rdlx.
4. Click the Add button to open a new fixed page report in the designer.

See Quick Start for information on adding different report layouts.

1. In the Report Explorer, right-click the Data Sources node and select the Add Data Source option or select Data Source from the Add button.
   
2. In the Report Data Source Dialog that appears, select the General page and in the Name field, enter a name like Factbook.
3. On this page, check the Shared Reference checkbox.
4. Click the Browse button and select Factbook.rdsx. See Connect to a Data Source for information on connecting to a data source.

1. In the Report Explorer, right-click the data source node and select the Add Data Set option or select Data Set from the Add button.
2. In the DataSet Dialog that appears, select the General page and enter the name of the dataset as ExchangeRates.
3. On the Query page, enter the following XML path into the Query text box to access data for every country except "World":
   //country [@name != 'World']
4. On the Fields page, enter the values in the table below to create fields for your report. Values for XML data fields must be valid XPath expressions.

   Field Name	Type	Value
   Names	Database Field	@name
   Currencies	Database Field	./ExchangeRates/Currency
   2004	Database Field	./ExchangeRates/VsUSD2004
   2003	Database Field	./ExchangeRates/VsUSD2003
   2002	Database Field	./ExchangeRates/VsUSD2002
   2001	Database Field	./ExchangeRates/VsUSD2001
   2000	Database Field	./ExchangeRates/VsUSD2000

5. Click OK to close the dialog. Your data set and queried fields appear as nodes in the Report Explorer.  

1. From the toolbox, drag a List data region onto the design surface of the report and go to the Properties window to set the DataSetName property to ExchangeRates, Location property to 0in, 0in and Size property to 6.5in, 3in.
2. From the Report Explorer, drag the Names field onto the list, center it at the top and go to the Properties window to set the FontSize property to 14pt and the BorderStyle property to Solid.
3. From the Report Explorer, drag the following fields onto the list with properties set as described in the table below.

   Field Name	Property Name
   Currencies	Location: 1.125in, 0.5in Size: 2.25in, 0.25in
   2004	Location: 4in, 0.875in Size: 1in, 0.25in
   2003	Location: 4in, 1.25in Size: 1in, 0.25in
   2002	Location: 4in, 1.625in Size: 1in, 0.25in
   2001	Location: 4in, 2in Size: 1in, 0.25in
   2000	Location: 4in, 2.375in Size: 1in, 0.25in

   Note: You will notice that the expressions created for these fields are different than usual. Because Visual Basic syntax does not allow an identifier that begins with a number, any numeric field names must be treated as strings in expressions.
4. From the toolbox, drag a TextBox onto the list and go to the Properties window to set the properties as described in the table below to combine static text with a field value.

   Property Name	Property Value
   Location	0.125in, 0.875in
   Size	3.125in, 0.25in
   Value	="Value of " & Fields!Currency.Value & " versus US$ for year:"
   Font	Normal, Arial, 10pt, Bold
   TextAlign	Right

5. From the toolbox, drag TextBox controls onto the list and go to the Properties window to set the properties as described in the table below to create static labels.

   TextBox1

   Property Name	Property Value
   Location	0.125in, 0.5in
   Size	0.75in, 0.25in
   FontWeight	Bold
   Value	Currency:

   TextBox2

   Property Name	Property Value
   Location	3.375in, 0.875in
   Size	0.5in, 0.25in
   TextAlign	Right
   Value	2004:

   TextBox3

   Property Name	Property Value
   Location	3.375in, 1.25in
   Size	0.5in, 0.25in
   TextAlign	Right
   Value	2003:

   TextBox4

   Property Name	Property Value
   Location	3.375in, 1.625in
   Size	1in, 0.25in
   TextAlign	Right
   Value	2002:

   TextBox5

   Property Name	Property Value
   Location	3.375in, 2in
   Size	0.5in, 0.25in
   TextAlign	Right
   Value	2001:

   TextBox6

   Property Name	Property Value
   Location	3.375in, 2.375in
   Size	0.5in, 0.25in
   TextAlign	Right
   Value	2000:

A bookmark ID marks any report control as something to which a bookmark link can navigate.

1. On the designer surface, select the Names textbox at the top of the list and at the bottom of the Properties Window, select the Property dialog command.
2. In the Textbox dialog that appears, go to the Navigation page.
3. On the Navigation page, enter Names in the Bookmark ID field.
   
   Note: Every bookmark ID in a report must be a unique string. If you have duplicates, a link to it will navigate only to the first one it finds.
4. Click OK to close the dialog.

A bookmark link is like a hyperlink that navigates to a report control marked with a bookmark ID instead of to a URL. We will add a text box below the list we already created to display at the bottom of the report. This text box will have a bookmark link to the bookmark ID we created in the last procedure.

1. From the toolbox, drag a text box onto the report below the list and in the Properties window, set the properties as follows.

   Property Name	Property Value
   Value	Back to Top
   Location	0in, 3in
   Size	6.5in, .5in
   TextAlign	Center

2. At the bottom of the Properties Window, select the Property dialog command.
3. In the Textbox dialog that appears, go to the Navigation page.
4. On the Navigation page, select the Jump to Bookmark radio button and enter the bookmark ID (Names) created in the procedure above.
5. Click OK to close the dialog.

Open the report in the Viewer. See Windows Forms Viewer for further information.