I want to export a specific visual to excel but I want the controls I have selected to show up on that Excel export. How do I do this in Quicksight?
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I was going to try to export a template I created to powerpoint. But when I go to the export option I only get one option in export which is only to a powerbi template. As note: I'm still on Office 2010 with no chance of changing it and have the most recent version of powerbi.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
The Export to PowerPoint option is available on Power BI Web, but not Power BI Desktop. You can choose the report you want to export, click File and then Export to PowerPoint.
Thus, you have to publish the report to Power BI web to use this function.
Details: Export reports from Power BI to PowerPoint (Preview)
I have many reports in which header section is the same. I want to create a common template of Crystal Report in Visual Studio 2010 where I can put my common header and use this template in all other reports.
I know that I can create report template using template field object, but I cannot see this type of item in my Crystal Reports -> Insert menu.
So my question is: how is it possible to create Crystal Report Template In visual studio 2010?
Using Crystal Report you can create a Report Template as your requirement (Data Connection is not required, just objects can be added like logo, headers, footers, etc.,). After completing save as .rpt. Whenever u need to create a new report in this format, u can import this report using Template Expert.
Pls look at this Tutorial for more details.
EDIT :
If you want to do this in visual studio,
I can suggest you to create a Format Report and save as .rpt
while you open a new report select From an Existing Report and browse the Format Report u made already. Hence the new report which your created will looks like your format report.
I know how to add existing Office Ribbon items or groups to my custom ribbon using XML (using idMso tags) but how do I do this using the Visual Studio Ribbon (Visual Designer) technique?
Would really rather not have to build the entire thing using XML.
In Ribbon Designer, you can access the ControlId which points to the idMSO used in Ribbon UI XML. More specifically, ControlId.OfficeId represents the idMSO property that contains the specific Office control identifier.
tools.Ribbon.RibbonTab tab = Globals.Factory.GetRibbonFactory().CreateRibbonTab();
tab.ControlId.OfficeId = "TabNewMailMessage";
I am using the embedded Crystal Reports tool in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. How do you create a hyperlink? It will allow me to make an entire section (select section and click object properties) of text a hyperlink, but what if I want to just make one or two words of a text block a hyperlink?
Try this
Right click on your object -> Format Object -> Hyperlink tab
You cannot make a hyperlink of one or two words. Crystal Report only allows you to make hyperlink on objects.
I'm setting up a proper dev environment for my client (dev/qa/stage/prod). I'd like to find a way to export reports so we can cleanly move from one environment to the next. Custom RDL type reports are easy (just import the RDL in the next environment), but the reports that are built inside CRM don't appear to export anywhere. Am I missing something? Is this another feature that was missed?
Apperciate the help.
For any report in CRM you can:
Navigate to the reports grid
Highlight the report you want
Click Edit report
Click Actions-> Download Report
This will give you the .rdl file. Why do you want to export and import native reports?
The reports are stored in the CRM installation directory which will most likely be something like the following: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics CRM\Reports\
Go to reports.
Select the report and click 'edit report' in the toolbar
in actions click 'Download report' and you get a spiffy little RDL file to play with.