how to create report that is changes at runtime value change in asp.net

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i want to create crystal report in asp.net.
i.e .aspx form taken in that i take one textbox for inserting date according to that date i want the reports of that user.

At the time of report generate the date value which is insert by user that i take as "parameter field".

how i solve my query?

Posted 25-May-11 17:41pm

suvaaj

Updated 27-May-11 2:30am

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fjdiewornncalwe 26-May-11 0:06am

Show us a code snippet of how you attach the data to the controls. That will make it easier for us to help.

Sandeep Mewara 26-May-11 1:00am

Not clear. You say - 'winforms' + 'ASP' + 'ASP.NET' + 'not crystal' + 'report form'.

Kindly edit the question and elaborate on what you mean and how all they are connected.

ambarishtv 26-May-11 2:00am

hi..please improve your question

parmar_punit 26-May-11 4:44am

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Wonde Tadesse 26-May-11 23:35pm

Do you need in Window Form or in Asp.NET?

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parmar_punit · Answer 1 · 2011-05-25T22:43:00

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Posted 25-May-11 22:43pm

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