This example shows how to use the Report Variables in code. It is necessary to define variables in the report, then the values can be set through code using the variable name. You read more about variables in our documentation.

First, load the report with variables:
private void ButtonShow_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
	var report = new StiReport();
	report.Load(@"Reports\Variables.mrt");

	// Required to prepare the in compilation mode
	report.Compile();

...

Then, assign new values to report variables. You can use the report variable name for this:
...

	// Set Variables
	report["Name"] = TextBoxName.Text;
	report["Surname"] = TextBoxSurname.Text;
	report["Email"] = TextBoxEmail.Text;
	report["Address"] = TextBoxAddress.Text;
	report["Sex"] = RadioButtonMale.IsChecked.GetValueOrDefault();

...

In the end, show the report in the WPF viewer:

...

	report.ShowWithWpf();
}

In the screenshot below you can see the result of the sample code:

Using Report Variables in Code

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