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• AlexTZ wrote: » Use the Expression property of the CheckBoxObject: Expression = [myParam] Something like that,in the VS,if checkbox.checked = true; in the report it must be checked true

  in Checkboxes And Parameters Comment by Andrei February 2010
• Alex Thanks Man,and finally I want to ask last question,then I will shut up long long time:),For our project,I designed a report , than I will send it to database,if someone want new report or redesign about report,I send query to database and repor…

  in Add Datasource Manuel Comment by Andrei February 2010
• AlexTZ wrote: » If you want to create a datasource in code:   Report report = new Report();   // load an existing report from a file   report.Load("myreport.frx");   // create the connection object   MsAccessDataConnection conn = new …

  in Add Datasource Manuel Comment by Andrei February 2010
• AlexTZ wrote: » Hello, If your datasource comes from an application, it is better to register it in a report using the report.RegisterData(...) call. Yes,I'm using report.RegisterData(...); But For this I must desing in project which dat…

  in Add Datasource Manuel Comment by Andrei February 2010
• Many Many Thanks Alex,the problem is solved.

  in Row Problem Comment by Andrei February 2010
• AlexTZ wrote: » Hello, This code just overwrites the "Test" parameter each time, so it will contain only the last value. I recommend to register the datasource in a report, instead of using the parameter. report.RegisterData(ds.Tables[0], "M…

  in Row Problem Comment by Andrei February 2010