
Excel Reporting
- New Java™ Application Object - Full runtime control of the Excel file format in Java™
- Pure .NET Application Object
- No dependency on COM; no need to register DLLs
- Run different versions side-by-side
- Refactored API/Object Model - More intuitive and straightforward
- Conforms to platform expectations
Properties, enumerations, indexers on .NET
- Complete API for charting
- Manipulate existing charts created in Excel
- Create or modify any type of Excel chart
- Remove unwanted charts
- More customization than is possible through Excel
- Create, modify, and delete visual Excel features, including:
- Comments
- Drawing objects and shapes
- Images
- Insert and delete rows and columns
- Formula support for all built-in Excel functions
- Read and write Array-entered formulas
- Support for 3D ranges
- Full control of the worksheets collection – insert, remove, reorder
- Layer styles or apply parts of styles to:
- Cells
- Areas
- Ranges
- Rows
- Columns
Word Reporting
- New Application Object for both Java™ and .NET – Full runtime manipulation of the Word file format
- Create, modify, and delete Word features, including
- Formatted Text
- Paragraphs
- Sections
- Tables
- Lists
- Fields
- Document Properties
SQL Server Reporting Services
- New parameters support – Create powerful spreadsheets with parameterized queries
- Open existing RDLs
- Leverage existing reports configured in VS.NET
- Build reports using pre-defined queries, connections, report and query parameters
- Retrieve reports from Reporting Services servers or open reports from disk
- Add full Excel & Word support to existing RDL files
- Use number and date formatting
- Use Reporting Services formulas in Excel and Word to create totals or place report
parameters or global variables on the template report
- Browse and execute reports from Reporting Services servers right into Excel and Word
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