Hi Gary, Do it directly in RDLC! That would be so much easier. Making grouping/group totals etc. is one of the strongest thing about using RDLC. And very easy to setup filters and conditions for when a control/row is hidden or not. Sure you can also do much of it in NAV, but you would still need much of the same inside RDLC also, no matter if your dataset contains all the data, or just "group-sum" information. To do the same in NAV, you need to do much more code. To see how you can control what is shown or not, try to check out the total section in the sales invoice report 206. Here depending on different options (vat, discounts etc.) then different rows are shown in the total area. If you are new to RDLC, then I do understand you're skeptic. When I first started with RDLC with NAV 2009 in 2008, then it took me a very long time to learn and understand it. And even today then developing new reports in RDLC is really something I do not enjoy, compared to regular NAV development.
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