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Two queries retrieve data at the same time into two Dataset that they populated separately so that using them in one report like below. One of them retrieves sales details the other payment details both have relationship and as you can see one sales details row related two payment rows and we need to show them under sales details.

I mean this, how do I add Dataset2's PaymentType and PaymentAmount below of DataSet1's rows as a result of its payment's details like above that screen capture. And There is something I need to emphasis that PaymentType can be two, three row but most of it can be only one row. How Do I do this? Help me please I'm open ideas..
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thatraja 3-Feb-14 5:18am    
ReportViewer? which one? Crystal reports? ssrs?
Socarsky 3-Feb-14 5:25am    
I think there is only one ReportViewer around which contains exactly those letters together in Visual Studio.
thatraja 3-Feb-14 5:34am    
Most of the reporting tools has reportviewers. To save your & time time, include complete details so that you could get quick response.
Socarsky 3-Feb-14 5:45am    
I see, well That is Microsoft's origin component.. Actually the issue much more stays on Reports design side and coding. ReportViewer of MS shows reports result. I mean it comes as second step in my case.
thatraja 3-Feb-14 5:51am    
I think you forgot to include screenshot(use imgur.com)

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I think you could do that using Table[^] or Matrix[^]. Probably customization needed.

For more, see http://gotreportviewer.com/[^]
 
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Socarsky 3-Feb-14 6:24am    
I think those two links' tutorials don't contain two DataSet(s) solution, as far as I checked.
thatraja 3-Feb-14 6:41am    
Yep, You could do that using multiple tables. As you know you could add multiple tables in dataset for reports. Check this one
Socarsky 3-Feb-14 6:54am    
You've given me good articles that they contains well information to figure out things better in Reports, thanks
thatraja 3-Feb-14 7:41am    
Glad to hear that, welcome

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