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OfficeWriter for SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)
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OfficeWriter integrates with and extends SQL Server Reporting Services to offer enhanced Excel and Word rendering, support for more file formats, and an Office-based report design tool.
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Features:
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Enhanced Excel Reports:
Deliver reports from SSRS that support all Excel features, including real Excel charts, pivot tables, formulas, and macros.With OfficeWriter, the Excel or Word document you build as a template is the report definition. So, you’re guaranteed to have it render exactly as it looks during design-time.
(Read more about OfficeWriter for SQL Server Reporting Services integration). |
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XLSX and DOCX files in SSRS 2005/2008/2008 R2:
Add OpenXML file format export to any released version of SSRS. |
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No more Excel row limitation:
With XLSX export, you can get around the 65k row limitation present in the XLS file format and the current SSRS Excel renderer. |
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Office-Based Report Design
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OfficeWriter for Reporting Services includes a lightweight Office plug-in that allows you to build reports using Excel and Word as the design tool. |
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Build, edit, publish, and preview reports from Office:
The OfficeWriter designer plug-in lets you build queries, edit existing RDL files, define parameters and expressions, and bind data – all within Office. |
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Leverage your existing investment in Office:
Existing Excel or Word documents with data connections or VBA code for importing data can easily be retrofitted to a Reporting Services report. Once it’s published, it can take advantage of all the server features of Reporting Services including scheduling, delivery, caching, and security. |
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Use design tools your information workers already know:
All report design is done in Excel and Word. So, information workers can build XLS/XLSX and DOC/DOCX reports using tools they are already familiar with. |
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