The Aspose.Words LINQ Reporting Engine for .NET enhances report generation with expressive templates that can render lists, tables, charts, images, barcodes, and other rich elements. It is well-suited for resumes, invoices, letters, and complex business documents with minimal boilerplate.
The LINQ Reporting Engine needs Processor plugins to load the source and save the results. For Word formats such as DOCX or DOC, make sure the Word Processor plugin is active. To process to other formats, activate the corresponding Processor plugin, for example PDF Processor for PDF, Web File Processor for HTML/MHTML, eBook Processor for EPUB/MOBI/AZW3, or Image File Processor for image rendering.
Aspose.Words.dll in your project.Document.XmlDataSource for your XML data.ReportingEngine.ReportingEngine.BuildReport() with appropriate parameters.Document.Save.Get Aspose.Words for .NET from the releases page or NuGet, then activate via metered licensing.
Install via NuGet, add a reference to Aspose.Words, and follow the documentation to create your first template. Explore advanced features such as nested regions, conditional blocks, charts, and barcodes to build end-to-end reporting flows.
A template-driven reporting engine in Aspose.Words that uses plain-text tags and LINQ expressions to populate documents with dynamic data at build time.
You design a template in a supported Word format and embed tags for data regions and expressions. At runtime, the engine binds your data source and renders the final document with resolved content.
Mail Merge uses merge fields for straightforward population, while the LINQ Reporting Engine supports LINQ expressions, nested and conditional regions, charts, barcodes, and multiple data sources for advanced reporting.
XML, JSON, ADO.NET, and custom .NET objects are supported. You can apply LINQ operators for grouping, sorting, filtering, and projection.
Open and save Word formats with the active Word Processor plugin. Saving in the same Word format does not require additional plugins. To save as PDF, HTML/MHTML, eBook, or images, activate the corresponding Processor plugin (PDF, Web File, eBook, or Image File Processor).
No. Activate the LINQ Reporting Engine via metered licensing and ensure the required Processor plugin(s) are active for the formats you open and save.