Report Parameter Display Formatting

I have a report where I want to create a boolean parameter that has two radio
buttons, where one radio botton has label "With Approval" and the other radio
buttons label says "No Approval (Under Review or No Request), plus there is
not leading text prior to the first radio. Basically I want my report
parameter display to look like this:
X - With Approval X - No Approval (Under Review or No Request)
Note: X in the above text is the radio button.
How is this done?
I can easily set up the two radio buttons, with a single boolean report
parameter, but I can only get the labels to say "true", or "false", plus a
leading label that says "With Approval". Some thing like this:
With Approval X true X falseAre you using a custom viewer you wrote to render the reports? This is the
only way I know of to use webcontrols other than text boxes and drop down
lists.
"Greg Larsen" wrote:
> I have a report where I want to create a boolean parameter that has two radio
> buttons, where one radio botton has label "With Approval" and the other radio
> buttons label says "No Approval (Under Review or No Request), plus there is
> not leading text prior to the first radio. Basically I want my report
> parameter display to look like this:
> X - With Approval X - No Approval (Under Review or No Request)
> Note: X in the above text is the radio button.
> How is this done?
> I can easily set up the two radio buttons, with a single boolean report
> parameter, but I can only get the labels to say "true", or "false", plus a
> leading label that says "With Approval". Some thing like this:
> With Approval X true X false|||No. I'm just using the standard viewer in Reporting Services.
"Aaron Williams" wrote:
> Are you using a custom viewer you wrote to render the reports? This is the
> only way I know of to use webcontrols other than text boxes and drop down
> lists.
> "Greg Larsen" wrote:
> > I have a report where I want to create a boolean parameter that has two radio
> > buttons, where one radio botton has label "With Approval" and the other radio
> > buttons label says "No Approval (Under Review or No Request), plus there is
> > not leading text prior to the first radio. Basically I want my report
> > parameter display to look like this:
> >
> > X - With Approval X - No Approval (Under Review or No Request)
> >
> > Note: X in the above text is the radio button.
> >
> > How is this done?
> >
> > I can easily set up the two radio buttons, with a single boolean report
> > parameter, but I can only get the labels to say "true", or "false", plus a
> > leading label that says "With Approval". Some thing like this:
> >
> > With Approval X true X false

Report not refreshed

I have created an asp.net application in which i have a textbox and botton.T

he textbox value is passed as parameter to a report and the corresponding report is generated on button click.The problem is that once i add a report to any application the same report is displayed each time i.e. the report is not updating whenever there is a change in the database values.

Iam refreshing the datasource in the original report and change is reflected there in original report but in the dotnet application always the old report is maintained......

Can anybody help me out......

I had the same problem reportviewer1.reset nd I sovled it by added a line code before refreshing the report:

reportviewer1.reset

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I had the same problem and I sovled it by added a line of code before refreshing the report:

reportviewer1.reset

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Thanx Frankmeng for your suggestion but it is not working....

It is giving me build error.

Error 1 'Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ReportViewer' does not contain a definition for 'Reset'
Can u help me with this?

I would also like to know whether we can set the paging property of the report so that only desired number of records are displayed in a page and the user doesn't have to scroll up and down.

Thanx.

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Arun:

It is sovled by added a line of code in the Button click event.

reportviewer1.localreport.refresh()

|||Thanks a lot Arun its working...