Getting Started with Seal Report: Static and Dynamic Select Lists
This is the third post in the series. In the previous post, we created a pivot table with custom filters. While those filters allowed us to apply constraints such as Equals, Contains, and Between, ...

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This is the third post in the series. In the previous post, we created a pivot table with custom filters. While those filters allowed us to apply constraints such as Equals, Contains, and Between, it would be useful to extend the example further by introducing static and dynamic select lists as filtering options. In this post, we will enhance the existing solution by integrating these select lists and exploring how they improve the filtering experience. Below is the link to the previous post: Getting Started with Seal Report: Creating a Pivot Table with Custom Filters Vlad Ganușceac Vlad Ganușceac Vlad Ganușceac Follow Mar 22 Getting Started with Seal Report: Creating a Pivot Table with Custom Filters #sealreport #tutorial #sqlserver #analytics 1 reaction Comments Add Comment 3 min read Adding a Static Enumeration In the context of Seal Report, a static enumeration is a collection of key-value pairs defined directly in the report’s XML document definition. For example, instead of retri