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Using CrystalReportViewer to Display Crystal Reports in .Net
By: Madhuri Chanda
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    2008-10-07

    Table of Contents:
  • Using CrystalReportViewer to Display Crystal Reports in .Net
  • Binding with the Report Source Property
  • Binding with Code
  • Toolbar Functions

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    Using CrystalReportViewer to Display Crystal Reports in .Net - Binding with the Report Source Property


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    CrystalReportViewer is a class that belongs to the CrystalDecisions.windows.Forms namespace.

    • Bind Crystal Report to CrystalReportViewer.

    We can bind Crystal Report to Viewer in several different ways.

    • We can set the Report Source Property to the desired report within the application or to the desired object within or outside application. Right click on CrystalReportViewer and go to properties; otherwise, simply select Viewer in the property window. Set the "ReportSource" Property by clicking on the drop down menu and selecting the desired Crystal Report from the application.



    This will simply bind the report to a viewer.

    • You can add the ReportDocument component to your form by double clicking the ReportDocument component in the Crystal Reports section of the tool box.



    Click on the drop down box and select the desired report from the application.

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