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- SSRS Part 1 - Getting started with a new report project
- SSRS Part 2 - Data Sources and Datasets
- SSRS Part 3 - Working with tables
- SSRS Part 4 - Keeping column headings visible on each page
- SSRS Part 5 - Controlling the number of rows on a page
- SSRS Part 6 - Grouping in tables
- SSRS Part 7 - Creating calculated fields
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Reporting Services - Introduction videos | SSRS Part 3 - Working with tables
Posted by Andrew Gould on 24 July 2012
You won't get far in Reporting Services without learn how to use tables properly - this video teaches you how to create tables and link them to a dataset. You'll see how to insert tables into a report and how to manipulate and format the table. After the basics we'll show you some of the more advanced features of tables such as filtering and interactive sorting. We'll even show you how to solve one of the most annoying features of tables: making sure the column headers appear on each page of your report!
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