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Hi, What's the URL you are using?  Here is the article http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155398.aspx  about report server web service endpoints. Hope this help, thanks, Jerry

Hi Darshan, Every image control has a property "RepeatWith", we can use this property to show image on each page. In this case, since we have many tables, we can put some images control on the report. Each image control repeat with each table, and overlap image control. Now, the left and right image will repeat on each page. Please follow these steps: 1.If we have 5 tables on the report, we need to put 5 image controls on...

Hi, I'm sure we can use window.open in the report. If you failed, maybe this problem is caused by the limitaion of SharePoint. Since I'm not familiar with the SharePoint, please try to post questions there. Here is the link: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/sharepoint2010,sharepoint Thanks.

Ohh, sorry. I thought I had it. Try to isolate bit by bit, like remove the Stuff part. Then if thats ok, start add one stuff, and so on. In the meantime, I'll try to think any other thing that needs changes. Btw, are you using SQL Server 2005 and above for your database? Because that XML path thing will not work in SQL 2000. FYI.

There are two very nice articles on MSDN about implementing Interactive Sort: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc627509.aspx and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc627536.aspx Please read those. An excerpt, relevant to your question:     Sorting Child Groups or Detail Rows for a Group Add an interactive sort button to a group header row to enable the user to sort the values of a child group from a parent group or to sort the...

if you simply want a report that is formatted like your example, you can use a 'List' report item (instead of a table) and put textboxes in your list. 

Just a thought. You can always have a few varities of charts in one report. You can control the visibility of those charts by some parameter, i guess the same idea of using programming to control your chart output. Just a thought, if not suit your need, then sorry.

You can just use grouping to achieve what you want. Place your chart inside a rectangle and set the grouping for the rectangle to be the value that drives the differnt charts. That's assuming that the only difference between the many instances of the charts is a filter value.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlreportingservices/thread/5e2c0245-d457-43a3-b585-9459463c7e5d check this out

I beleive you can acheive this bhy using visibilty expression on the column. Give a try, I havent tested it my self.