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index.cshtml
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Description

The example on this page demonstrates the integration between Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core suite and Telerik Reporting. The purpose of the demo is to show how the data from the Telerik UI for Core Grid is passed to a Telerik Report and displayed in a HTML5 Report Viewer. The demo covers the following main points:

  • The components from both suites are loaded in a TabStrip component. The first tab shows the Grid, loaded and populated with sample data. The second one opens a report viewer displaying the data obtained from the Grid.
  • The Grid is configured with a Client Template to showcase nested Grids.
  • During the ReportViewer initialization, the data is gathered from the Grid and passed to a report definition in JSON format. The generated report provides interactivity features like sorting and collapsing, similarly to the Grid behavior.

    • More about Telerik Grid for ASP.NET Core and Telerik Reporting

This Reporting Integration example is part of unique collection of hundreds of ASP.NET Core demos, with which you can see all Telerik ASP.NET Core components and their features in action. View the source code of each of them or directly adapt and edit them, including their theme appearance, in Telerik REPL for ASP.NET Core.

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