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Work around Visual Studio 2022 Not Supporting RDLC report designer

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A short guide demonstrating how to use Microsoft Report Builder as a workaround for editing RDLC reports in Visual Studio 2022.

✨✨ Good news!! , the official (non-preview) release is available now: Find it here: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ProBITools.Micro… You can install it normally without these steps *================* Download Microsoft Report Builder from here: microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53613

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What people say. Recommended as a temporary workaround for designing RDLC reports before official Visual Studio 2022 support was released.

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Ok, we have just found this thread: Developer Community Visual Studio RDLC design in 2022 We'll keep it monitored, but at the moment they don't have release a new tool. A workaround seem to be this (quoted in the link above): A workaround until the designer is officially supported is to download Microsoft Report Builder and use it in editing your reports, Demo: link to this video EDIT: Released for 2022!