t is undeniable that a good reporting tool is a must-have in order to successfully manage your business.
The Dynamics NAV 2009 release brought a lot of changes in the application architecture, as well as the objects’ structure, especially as it concerns reporting. And as we move from NAV 2009 to the NAV 2013 version, RDLC (“Report Definition Language Client”, for those non-techies out there) changed its format from 2005 to 2008 respectively, bringing new controls and tools for building effective reports.