Search Results: silverlight

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  PivotViewer Control by Silverlight

  While at work today I was introduced to a new type of reporting tool powered by Silverlight called PivotViewer. This is still pretty new as I believe it was released mid last year. I didn’t get a chance to actually work with it but I did try out a sample

  Author:  ChrisAlbrektson     Date: 2/16/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : pivotviewer quick preview not working, Silverlight, PivotViewer
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  silverlight PivotViewer has been released

  The Silverlight PivotViewer has been released. The Silverlight PivotViewer makes it easier to interact with massive amounts of data on the web in ways that are powerful, informative, and valuable. PivotViewer lets us present thousands of things at once an

  Author:  indupriya     Date: 7/15/2010     Section: Blog

  tags : pivotviewer, silverlight
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  PowerView as a SharePoint web part

  Today I got a very interesting request from the client I’ve been working with. They loved the new features of PowerView, and wanted to embed the image of their powerview report on the home page of their BI Center site. My first reaction was, this is

  Author:  ChrisSchmidt     Date: 12/4/2012     Section: Blog

  tags : sharepoint2010, silverlight, web part
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  Excel 2013 – Trouble Installing Silverlight for Power View

  Last week during my 24 Hours of PASS session on Choosing a Reporting Platform I fielded a question that appeared multiple times during the Q&A so I thought it would be worth post. When using Power View in Excel 2013 the first thing you may notice is a

  Author:  DevinKnight     Date: 9/26/2012     Section: Blog

  tags : Excel 2013, Power View
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  SQL Server “Denali”: Project Crescent

  Project “Crescent” is a new interactive data exploration and visual presentation experience coming in the next version of SQL Server, code-named “ Denali ”. It will offer a fun, visual, and powerful drag-and-drop ad hoc reporting experience. It is an web-

  Author:  jamserra     Date: 7/7/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : Project Crescent, Denali
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  Project Crescent - BI Tool for Denali

  I found the following interesting announcement on the SilverLight Team Blog about Project Crescent . Here is an extract from the announcement. Project Crescent allows business users to manage data and show information in a truly innovative and exciting wa

  Author:  indupriya     Date: 11/24/2010     Section: Blog

  tags : Denali, Project Crescent
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  Reporting / visualization solutions for SSAS

  What are some of the visualization tools / technologies that work well with SSAS and provide some or all of the following features: 1. Ability to Connec / Query OLAP cubes 2. SharePoint integration 3. Silverlight support 4. High quality / interactive char

  Author:  atresso     Date: 4/18/2011     Section: Forum

  tags : reporting services, silverlight, visualization
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  SSRS report web services date format

  Hello, We are a UK based company that have a number of .net (MVC, Silverlight, WPF) applications that utilise the SSRS services available for executing reports and managing subscriptions on our local SQL Server 2012 installation running the full BI stack.

  Author:  ElkHunter     Date: 1/18/2013     Section: Forum

  tags : Date Format, date validation, SSRS 2012, SSRS Services
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  Free Webcast Series on Sharepint 2010 from SSWUG

  SharePoint beginners and experts can benefit from attending SSWUG.ORG’s “SharePoint 2010 Basics” webcast series, which will delve into what you can do with the newest version of SharePoint and how the platform can benefit your business. In four, in-depth

  Author:  indupriya     Date: 5/18/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : Sharepoint webcast, SSWUG, Sharepoint 2010
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  Building Your First Power View Report

  This has been reposted from a guest blog post I wrote on the Microsoft Business Intelligence team blog . Fulfilling User Needs Developing a Power View report has been touted as being so simple that within a handful of clicks you can add rather impressive

  Author:  DevinKnight     Date: 7/16/2012     Section: Blog

  tags : Power View, SQL 2012
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  Global Prompts for Reporting Services

  I was introduced to this neat Silverlight application a couple of weeks ago. It’s called ‘ Prompts for Reporting Services’. This can be used by SSRS developers that are creating reports using SSAS as a data source. You’re probably asking yourself what’s a

  Author:  ChrisAlbrektson     Date: 4/1/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : Global Parameters, Prompts for Reporting Services
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  WorldWide Online Tech Day 2010

  Hate to post this late but just wanted to let everyone know I'll be presenting for Brazil's Worldwide Online Tech Day tomorrow, Saturday October 30th. I'll be presenting on Policy-Based Management and my session runs at 6pm EDT. Listed below is the link s

  Author:  sqlchicken     Date: 10/29/2010     Section: Blog
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  SSRS 2005 Report Parameter Assistance

  Hi Dustin, Thanks for this link. It's ironic that this article's author is John Papa, now of Silverlight fame. I see that parameters can be defined in the data set. Once they're defined there, do I need to also define them in the report parameter screen o

  Author:  schilders     Date: 1/7/2011     Section: Forum
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  Data Flow Engine Viewer

  Hello All, I have been watching SSIS video Understanding SSIS Data Flow Buffers (SQL Server Video) by Bob Bojanic In this video Bob has used tool called Data Flow Engine Viewer which shows buffer flowing in package with their values. It seems like Silverl

  Author:  aseem.sb     Date: 1/22/2011     Section: Forum
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  I want to create an SSRS "application", e.g. string multi-reports into User Experience

  Ahhh, I finally see what your trying to do. Our execs call this "5 year olding" something...frankly I find it offending for my 4 year old. ;-) A good idea for a smaller user base, however it might lead to difficulty scaling out in different several differ

  Author:  Jaselnewpar     Date: 4/27/2012     Section: Forum