Setting properties on a subtotal in an RDLC Matrix

by rbellantoni 12/2/2009 8:30:00 AM

Ever wonder how to get a nice border across your subtotal or change the background color, well low and behold, there is a little green arrow in the upper right corner of the cell. If you right click it and select properties you can edit the properties for the subtotal!

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Tags: rdlc, report, subtotal, grand total

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