Reportingのニュース

レポートにバーコードを簡単に埋め込み

1月 27, 2026
印刷またはデジタルレポートに機械読み取り可能なバーコードを埋め込むことで、より高速なデータ収集とトレーサビリティの向上を実現

Adding barcodes to reports means embedding machine-readable codes that represent key data such as IDs, records, or transaction details, allowing information to be scanned and processed instantly. This enhances efficiency by reducing manual data entry, improving accuracy, and enabling integration with backend systems like inventory management, ERP, or tracking platforms. Barcodes in reports also support automation and traceability, making it easier to identify, validate, and track documents or items throughout a process. Common use cases include inventory and asset tracking, order fulfillment and shipping documentation, patient and sample identification in healthcare, financial and compliance reporting, and any scenario where fast, reliable data capture from printed or digital reports is essential.

Several ASP.NET Core reporting controls offer barcode support including:

  • DevExpress Reporting lets you embed dynamic barcodes in reports to enable accurate scanning, automated processing, and data integration processes.
  • Telerik Reporting allows you to generate barcode-enabled reports that support fast identification, reliable tracking, and efficient system interoperability across organizations.
  • Stimulsoft Reports.WEB facilitates adding barcodes to web reports, improving data accuracy, document traceability, and automated scanning in online environments.
  • FastReport .NET WEB enables barcode integration in web reports for quick data capture, reduced errors, and improved digital processes operations.

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柔軟なサブレポートでレポートセクションを再利用

1月 14, 2026
複雑なシナリオを簡素化し、データソース間の重複するロジックを減らすために、マスターレイアウトにモジュール式レポートを組み込み

Subreports allow independently maintained reports to be embedded within a master report, enabling a modular and flexible reporting design. Each Subreport can be created, maintained, and reused separately, while connecting to the master report through parameters that dynamically filter its data from a separate data source. This approach simplifies complex reporting scenarios, improves consistency, and reduces maintenance effort by avoiding duplicated logic. Common use cases include displaying detailed line items within summary reports, combining data from multiple databases, or reusing standardized sections such as invoices, audit details, or customer histories across multiple reports.

Several ASP.NET Core reporting controls offer support for subreports including:

  • DevExpress Reporting lets you embed reusable subreports, link multiple data sources via parameters, and manage complex report structures efficiently.
  • TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET facilitates dynamic subreports for documents, enabling separate data sources and parameter-driven content reuse.
  • Telerik Reporting allows you to design modular subreports, pass contextual parameters, and combine independent data queries within reports securely.
  • FastReport .NET WEB lets you integrate flexible subreports, filter datasets through parameters, and reuse report components across web applications easily.

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ネイティブVCLアプリにレポート機能を統合

1月 13, 2026
DevExpress VCL Subscription + 25.2は、VCL向けにAI駆動の機能を備えた最新のウェブベースのレポートデザインを導入

DevExpress VCL Subscription + is an extended version of the standard DevExpress VCL suite, designed for Delphi and C++Builder developers who need both native Windows components and modern web-based tools. In addition to the full set of high-performance VCL UI controls, such as grids, charts, and editors, it includes web technologies like JavaScript, ASP.NET Core and Blazor UI libraries. This allows developers to integrate advanced web-based features directly into their VCL desktop applications using technologies like WebView,  enabling interaction between traditional VCL apps and modern web interfaces and making it easier to build hybrid solutions that combine the strengths of both environments.

The DevExpress VCL Subscription + 25.2 update adds a new VCL Reporting control (ExpressReports Suite) for building and displaying reports in native Windows applications. It is based on the DevExpress JavaScript Report Designer and Viewer, with AI features to support report generation and editing. The reporting interface runs inside a desktop app using WebView and ASP.NET Core. All required .NET and JavaScript components are included in a single executable file, which simplifies installation and removes the need for separate runtime dependencies.

To see a full list of what's new in 25.2, see our release notes.

DevExpress VCL Subscription + is licensed per developer and is available as a Perpetual License with a 12 month support and maintenance subscription. See our DevExpress VCL Subscription + licensing page for full details.

For more information, visit our DevExpress VCL Subscription + product page.

パラメータ付きレポートをフィルタリングしてカスタマイズ

1月 9, 2026
動的フィルタリングとユーザー定義条件を適用し、特定のシナリオに合わせたより関連性が高く正確かつ実行可能なレポートを提供

Report parameters allow users to customize and control how data is displayed by filtering results or supplying specific values at runtime. This enables more personalized, relevant reporting without the need to create multiple versions of the same report. By using parameters, organizations can improve data accuracy, improve report management, and help users to explore insights independently. Common use cases include filtering reports by date range, region, department, or product, setting thresholds or targets for performance analysis, and dynamically updating dashboards based on user-selected criteria.

Several .NET reporting components include support for parameters:

  • Telerik Reporting facilitates parameterized reporting to customize data views, reuse reports efficiently, and support interactive decision-making for diverse audiences.
  • DevExpress Reporting lets you define parameters to filter data, personalize layouts, and deliver interactive, context-aware reports across applications and dashboards.
  • List & Label Enterprise Reporting Edition by combit lets developers use parameters to tailor output and reduce duplication.
  • Stimulsoft Reports.NET allows runtime parameters for dynamic filtering, user-driven input, and adaptable reports that respond instantly to changing business requirements.

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.NETアプリのIListにレポートをバインド

1月 6, 2026
実行時に柔軟でデータベース不要のレポートを構築するために、インメモリの.NETコレクションを直接のデータソースとして活用しましょう。

IList data source support in .NET Reporting components allows developers to bind reports directly to in-memory collections that implement the IList interface, such as generic lists or arrays. This capability offers flexibility for working with dynamically generated data or data not stored in a traditional database, making it easier to integrate with object-oriented models. It reduces the need for intermediary storage, supports runtime data manipulation, and is particularly effective in applications where data is constructed or retrieved at runtime through APIs rather than direct database access.

Several .NET Reporting controls offer IList data connectivity including:

  • DevExpress Reporting lets you connect reports to IList-based collections, enabling flexible in-memory data binding without requiring a database layer.
  • ActiveReports.NET Professional by MESCIUS allows you to use IList objects as data sources, supporting direct reporting from application-level collections.
  • Telerik Reporting facilitates binding to IList implementations, making it easy to report on dynamically generated or API-fetched in-memory data.
  • List & Label Professional Reporting Edition by combit supports IList data sources, allowing efficient report generation from structured objects or arrays within your application.

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