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     "title": "Preview, Print and Export Reports | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
-    "keywords": "Preview, Print and Export Reports Preview a Report To switch a report to the print preview mode, click the Preview tab. You will see your report populated with data and broken down into pages, as specified. Note To learn more about the options available in the print preview mode, refer to the Print Preview for WinForms section of this documentation. Print a Report When in the Print Preview mode, you can print out your report using the appropriate menu and toolbar commands. Export a Report When in the Print Preview mode, you can export your report to files in different formats. The resulting files can either be saved to the hard drive or sent by e-mail. The following documents describe the basics of report exporting and format-specific export options. Exporting from Print Preview PDF-Specific Export Options HTML-Specific Export Options MHT-Specific Export Options RTF-Specific Export Options XLS-Specific Export Options XLSX-Specific Export Options CSV-Specific Export Options TXT-Specific Export Options Image-Specific Export Options"
+    "keywords": "Preview, Print and Export Reports Preview a Report To switch a report to the print preview mode, click the Preview tab. You will see your report populated with data and broken down into pages, as specified. Note To learn more about the options available in the print preview mode, refer to the Print Preview for WinForms section of this documentation. Print a Report When in the Print Preview mode, you can print out your report using the appropriate menu and toolbar commands. Export a Report When in the Print Preview mode, you can export your report to files in different formats. The resulting files can either be saved to the hard drive or sent by e-mail. The following documents describe the basics of report exporting and format-specific export options. Exporting from Print Preview PDF-Specific Export Options HTML-Specific Export Options MHT-Specific Export Options RTF-Specific Export Options XLS-Specific Export Options XLSX-Specific Export Options CSV-Specific Export Options TXT-Specific Export Options Image-Specific Export Options Export a Report to PDF with Accessible Tags (PDF/UA Compatibility) You can specify how Label, Table, Table Row, and Table Cell should be treated by screen readers in the exported PDF document. When you export a report to PDF, the report elements have no role. Assistive software commonly treats such elements as HTML tags. Change the element’s role to one of the values listed below to help the screen reader correctly identify the element’s purpose in the exported PDF document. Define Label Accessible Role Set the control’s Accessible Role property to Heading 1 - Heading 6 before you export a report. In the PDF Export Options dialog, set the PDF/UA Compatibility property to PDF/UA1 to conform the exported PDF document to PDF/UA specification. Then, export the report to PDF format. The image below shows the result. Accessible Role is set to Heading 2, and the screen reader treats Label as a “level two” heading in the exported document: Define Table Accessible Role You can specify how Table should be treated by screen readers in the exported PDF document. For this, set the control's Accessible Role property to Table before you export a report. In the PDF Export Options dialog, set the PDF/UA Compatibility property to PDF/UA1 to conform the exported PDF document to PDF/UA specification. Then, export the report to PDF format. The image below shows the result. Accessible Role is set to Table, and the screen reader treats Table as a table in the exported document: Define Table Row Accessible Role You can specify how Table Row should be treated by screen readers in the exported PDF document. Before you export a report, set the Table's Accessible Role property to Table to define a control as a table. Then, specify Table Row's Accessible Role: In the PDF Export Options dialog, set the PDF/UA Compatibility property to PDF/UA1 to conform the exported PDF document to PDF/UA specification. Then, export the report to PDF format. The image below shows the result. Table Row's Accessible Role is set to Table Header Row, and the screen reader treats Table Row as a header row of the table in the exported document: Define Table Cell Accessible Role Before you export a report, set the Table's Accessible Role property to Table to define a control as a table. Then, specify the Table Cell's Accessible Role property: Note Accessible Role is not in effect for cells merged with the Cell's Row Span property. In the PDF Export Options dialog, set the PDF/UA Compatibility property to PDF/UA1 to conform the exported PDF document to PDF/UA specification. Then, export the report to PDF format. The image below shows the result. Table Cell's b is set to Table Header Cell, and the screen reader treats Table Cell with \"Bill to:\" text as a header cell in the exported document:"
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     "title": "Calculate Summaries | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
-    "keywords": "Calculate Summaries Topics in this section describe how to calculate summaries in a report. Calculate a Summary Calculate a Weighted Average Calculate an Advanced Summary"
+    "keywords": "Calculate Summaries Topics in this section describe how to calculate summaries in a report. Calculate a Summary Calculate a Weighted Average Calculate an Advanced Summary Calculate Carried Forward/Brought Forward"
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     "title": "Calculate an Advanced Summary | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
     "keywords": "Calculate an Advanced Summary This document describes how to calculate an advanced summary for report groups using a built-in summary function and arithmetical or logical functions. Create a new report or open an existing one and bind it to a data source. Switch to the Group and Sort panel and group the report's data by the required field. Display the footer for the created group. Drop a Label onto the group footer to display the summary result. Click the label's smart tag and set its Summary property to Group. Click the Expression property's ellipsis button. This invokes the Summary Expression Editor where you can specify a custom expression with the required summary functions and other logical or arithmetical functions. For example: Tip See the Functions in Expressions topic for a complete list of supported summary functions. You can use the Format String property to format the summary's value. Switch to Print Preview to see the result."
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+    "title": "Calculate Carried Forward/Brought Forward | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
+    "keywords": "Calculate Carried Forward/Brought Forward Overview Carried Forward/Brought Forward summaries refer to the practice of automatically transferring specific values or calculations from one reporting period or data group to another (eliminating the need for manual data entry or redundant calculations). As the following image illustrates, calculated running summaries are transferred from the report’s page footer to the header of the next page. Values are calculated for the group and are specified by the user. It can involve grouping by monthly expenses, or grouping by month with the cumulative balance of total expenses. In Reporting controls, Carried Forward/Brought Forward summaries are represented by the sumCarryoverSum(Expression). function. Example: How to Display Transactions for a User Account The example shows how to display transactions for a user account. These transactions represent expenses for one month. Records span multiple pages and the summary displayed in the footer of the first page is repeated in the header of the subsequent page. Place the Label controls in group header/group footer bands. Enable group header/group footer bands’ Repeat Every Page option. Bind the XRLabel controls to the following expression: sumCarryoverSum([Amount]) This allows DevExpress Reports to display the balance on each page."
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     "title": "Count Elements and Values | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
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     "title": "Specify Conditions for Report Elements | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
-    "keywords": "Specify Conditions for Report Elements Topics in this section demonstrate how to conditionally change report data and elements. Conditionally Change a Control's Appearance Conditionally Change a Label's Text Conditionally Change a Band's Visibility Conditionally Filter Report Data Conditionally Suppress Controls Limit the Number of Records per Page"
+    "keywords": "Specify Conditions for Report Elements Topics in this section demonstrate how to conditionally change report data and elements. Conditionally Change a Control's Appearance Conditionally Change a Label's Text Conditionally Change a Band's Visibility Conditionally Filter Report Data Conditionally Suppress Controls Limit the Number of Records per Page Display Average Values in Charts"
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     "title": "Conditionally Suppress Controls | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
     "keywords": "Conditionally Suppress Controls This document describes how to display or hide a report control in a published document based on a specified logical condition. Create a new report or open an existing one and prepare the report layout. Select the required control and switch to the Property Grid. Open the Behavior tab, click the Visible property's marker and select Visible Expression in the context menu. In the invoked Expression Editor, specify the required expression. Use the Iif function to define the required condition. For example: Iif([Discontinued] == False, False, [Discontinued]) This expression means that if the data field's value is False, the control's Visible property is disabled. When switching to Print Preview, you can view the report control's visibility changes according to the assigned condition. Note See Hide Table Cells to learn how to conditionally suppress table cells and define the mode for processing them."
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+    "title": "Display Average Values in Charts | DevExpress End-User Documentation",
+    "keywords": "Display Average Values in Charts The following tutorial explains how to bind a chart’s constant line to an expression that calculates the average of all displayed values. Bind a Constant Line to an Expression Select the Chart control. The “f” button appears next to the selection. Click this button to invoke the Expression Editor: In the invoked editor, specify the following expression for the Axis Value property and click OK. [CategoriesProducts].Avg([UnitPrice]) See the Result Run the application. Constant lines show average product prices in each category."
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