Expanded Barcode Support in List & Label Cross Platform 31.003

Barcode types supported in List & Label Cross Platform 31.003

A missing barcode type can quickly turn a straightforward reporting task into extra application code. Whether it is a shipping label, product identifier, pharmaceutical workflow, postal document, or migrated List & Label template, developers often have to support barcode requirements defined by external systems or standards.

New Service Pack 31.003 for List & Label and the Report Server

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Service Pack 31.003 marks the beginning of chart support in List & Label Cross Platform with initial 2D Pie and Donut charts, adds official support for ZUGFeRD 2.5, expands barcode and DataGraphic capabilities, and delivers further improvements for PDF handling, the Web Report Designer, and the Report Server.

Pivot/crosstabs now available in the Web Report Designer

Create Crosstabs in the List & Label Web Report Designer

Crosstabs have long been one of the most powerful analysis features in List & Label. They allow data to be aggregated across multiple dimensions by combining row and column groupings with calculated values. Whether you’re comparing sales by quarter and region, analyzing orders by product category, or summarizing business metrics across different dimensions, crosstabs provide an efficient way to uncover trends and patterns.

New Service Pack 31.001 for List & Label and the Report Server

Service Pack 31.001 for List & Label

Service Pack 31.001 for List & Label introduces official support for ZUGFeRD 2.4 PDF exports, adds nested tables and enhanced contrast optimization to cross-platform text rendering, improves performance and stability across designers and exports, and delivers multiple security updates for Web Components and third-party libraries.

Why did we refactor the DataTree in the Web Report Designer?

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If you’ve connected large and complex data sources in the Web Report Designer, you’re probably familiar with the problem: the DataTree seems to load forever with complex data structures.

With List & Label 31, that’s a thing of the past. The technical foundation of the DataTree has been completely overhauled. “react-arborist” replaces “rc-tree” – and the result is a significantly smoother reporting experience in the browser.