She switched the application to 'Preview' mode. The report viewer, a native WPF control, popped up. It was smooth. It supported touch gestures for zooming, which was a huge plus for the tablet-using executives.
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StiReport report = new StiReport(); report.Load("Reports/DailySummary.mrt"); report.RegData("Data", FetchDatabaseRecords()); report.Render(false); // Export silently to PDF format report.ExportDocument(StiExportFormat.Pdf, "C:\\Exports\\DailySummary.pdf"); Use code with caution. Why Choose Stimulsoft Over Alternatives? stimulsoft reportswpf
Once a report is rendered, users can export it from code using a straightforward method call: report.ExportDocument(StiExportFormat.Excel, file); . Supported export formats have been updated over time—for example, the legacy value "Ppt2007" was replaced with "PowerPoint" to improve clarity and compatibility. In addition to full report exports, dashboards can be exported as data files (JSON, XML, CSV, and others), giving users the flexibility to extract underlying datasets for external analysis.
Smooth rendering utilizing the client’s GPU via WPF’s vector graphics architecture. She switched the application to 'Preview' mode
Stimulsoft Reports.WPF can handle vast amounts of data efficiently.
The architecture balances design flexibility with deep backend data connectivity. The framework includes several distinctive capabilities: It supported touch gestures for zooming, which was
The layout, styles, variables, and data structures are defined using the Stimulsoft Designer. This is saved as an XML-based file with the .mrt extension or compiled directly into C# code.
Avoid hardcoding report definitions directly inside project binaries. Save layouts as standalone .mrt files to update visual designs without recompiling and redeploying the entire app.
What You See Is What You Get, ensuring the design matches the final output perfectly. 2. High-Performance Report Engine
"Watch this," she said.