This example demonstrates how to customize a dashboard color scheme to change colors for the specified dimension values.

.NET, Business Intelligence, WinForms Dashboard

This example binds a dashboard to a list of objects in the WinForms Designer.

How to apply filtering to a dashboard item's data in OLAP mode.

This example contains the source code of the most requested custom items. Custom items allow you to embed any WinForms control into a Dashboard.

The following example shows how to implement a custom dashboard item in a WinForms application. Custom items allow you to embed any WinForms UI control in a dashboard. You can interact with custom items in the Dashboard Designer just like with any built-in item.

This example shows how to pass a dashboard parameter to a stored procedure.

The following example creates a data extract from the excel data source and shows how to filter the extracted data.

This example shows how to aggregate data by the field's first value in server mode.

The example shows how to use window functions in the calculated fields.

This example shows how to use string concatenation to aggregate data in client mode.

This example shows how to add fiscal functions to the WinForms Dashboard in a client mode.

This example creates a WinForms Dashboard extension module that allows users to display each series in a separate pane for Chart Dashboard Items.

The example contains the following methods that apply a set of format rules to cards.

The following example shows how to create custom properties for the WinForms Dashboard

This example demonstrates how to make the Pivot dashboard item behaves like a single-select Master Filter item.

This example demonstrates how to show the products with top N sales by category.

The Dashboard Designer application that loads a dashboard bound to the object data source. The application can switch between synchronous and asynchronous mode.

This example creates a simple dashboard at runtime, binds it to the DashboardJsonDataSource and displays it in the DashboardDesigner control.

This example demonstrates how to bind a Microsoft SQL Server database file (.MDF) at runtime to a dashboard created in code.