embed report value in web page

[anationalacrobat]

Ok, this is hopefully a simple stupid question. I should have been able to google it but I must not be using the exact proper words to describe it.

We have an intranet we're putting together, part of our whole Sharepoint implementation. My boss would like to have the total from our fundraising campaign displayed on that page. I have a report built out in the report designer that returns the value I'd like to display.

Now I know how I'd do this with classic ASP, I'd just manually edit the ASP page, drop in the appropriate code and be done with it. But that seems somewhat convoluted. Is there an approved way of doing this?

My first thought is to go into the RDL file and chop out everything I don't need but that's probably a silly idea.

Thanks!

 

[xlbo]

Think you can get web parts for sharepoint that host RS reports. Should simply be a case of referencing the report in the web part....

Rgds, Geoff

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[anationalacrobat]

Yeah, it looks like this is the right tree to be barking up.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kswx7h7e.aspx

Still haven't found anything to specifically reference Reporting Services yet but it's probably buried in here somewhere.

 

[anationalacrobat]

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2000/maintain/webrssp2.mspx

Ah, ok, this is the link I was looking for!

This section describes fictional examples of how people might use the RS Web Parts.

Embedded Report in a SharePoint Page