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Reporting Services Tips and Tricks > The Benefits of Using a List Element (1 entry)

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  • Is there a way to export sections of a report to different Excel Worksheets?
    Yes, a List element in Reporting Services is a very versatile tool in your SSRS toolbox. When you export a report that uses a List it will place each group in ...
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