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using the end user report designer and the extra report designer for visual studio you can export report layout definitions as rep X Files that can be distributed to your users and displayed using the report viewer for winforms asp.net Silverlight and WPF in this video weamp;#39;ll demonstrate how to use the native WPF extra reports viewer to load and display a master detail report using the windform and user designer so letamp;#39;s get started Iamp;#39;ve previously created a sample Master detail report bound to the Northwind database file the report definition was saved to a rep x file on my desktop so letamp;#39;s minimize the report designer and see how I can display that report in my WPF application you can see that Iamp;#39;ve created a new WPF application project that weamp;#39;ll use to load and preview the report file first letamp;#39;s create a simple UI that allows us to browse for a file and invoke the report viewer from the toolbox I add text box and button