March 21, 2012

Early Draft of Dynamics NAV 2013 RDLC Reporting Guidelines

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This early draft of NAV 2013 RDLC reporting guidelines was placed on the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Team Blog earlier in the year. As the original author notes, they’re essentially “a checklist at this point, which you can go through one by one. For example, it is a good practice to define the Page Width, Page Height, and margins in the Report Properties before starting to design your report.”https://libertygrove.com/wp-content/uploads/attachments/microsoft-dynamics-nav-rdlc-reporting-guidelines.pdf

He also notes that not all checks necessarily apply to all report types.

To assist you in understanding the guidelines, a series of instructional videos was placed on YouTube. Here a few of those videos:

You can view the complete set of videos here: Dynamics NAV 2013 Draft RDLC Reporting Guidelines.

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Article written by Liberty Grove Software
Liberty Grove Software grew out of its predecessor company, Studebaker Technology, which in 1996 became one of the first Navision developer/resellers in North America (Navision was the predecessor to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV). ​ As you can tell from our website, we focus exclusively on Business Central/NAV. Almost all our certifications, third-party add-ons, associates, services, and projects are Business Central/NAV-related. This is intentional because we want to offer only the highest caliber expertise to our clients, and we feel we can achieve this only if we devote ourselves to one ERP product.
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