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The End-User Reporter Designer for Desktop is an embeddable component available for WinForms applications. The End-User Report Designer brings a rich report design functionality to your desktop applications. As a customizable component, you can fully integrate the designer into your application and add only the functionality you want your users to have for ad hoc report design.
Empower your end users to create powerful ad hoc reports with the simple to use report designer for WinForms. Your users can view, edit, and create complete design-based, code free, .NET reports all in a single application. As a developer, you can easily create a customized End-User Report Designer with our modularized designer controls. Distribute your ad hoc report designer application to your end users without additional fees or royalties.
Option to customize both the theme and user actions. Be in complete control over what your users see and manage their access to report properties and designer components.
Define User Access to
Your end-users will have the freedom to create and change a report’s layout while you control their access based on logic in your application.
Flexible Data Binding
The End-User Report Designer component supports all classic and modern data sources, including SQL, JSON, XML, CSV, and more.
Supported .NET Reporting Controls
The End-User Report Designer component features the following controls: Table, Tablix, Charts, FormattedText, Barcodes, Bullet, Sparkline, and Lists among others.
Users can leverage the intuitive drag-and-drop functionality to add controls, fields, or report items to the design surface.
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