Dundas Chart for Reporting Services in SSRS 2012

We are in the process of upgrading our servers to 2012 and though I find many things about converting or upgrading dundas controls to 2008, I can't find anything about upgrading/converting to SSRS 2012. After converting the development machines to
SQL Server/SSRS 2012 the reports now simply show "The custom Report Item Type DundasChartControl is not installed". The only Dundas Chart installation I can find is for SSRS 2008. Does a 2012 version not exist? Am I supposed to
convert these into Microsoft charts?
Thanks in advance,
Robb Melancon

Hi Robb,
It seems that you are using Dundas Chart Control for SQL Server 2008 R2 Reporting Services not the Dundas Chart Control 2005 that Microsoft has purchased.
Microsoft purchased the license to use Dundas Chart Control 2005 in Reporting Services 2008 and above. Therefore the supported upgrade is from Reporting Services 2005 Dundas Charts to SSRS 2008 (R2) and SSRS 2012 Charts.
If you are using a particular component released by Dundas for SSRS 2008 R2, you won’t be able to upgrade Reporting Services 2008 R2 Reports with Dundas Charts to Reporting Services 2012 Charts.
To confirm this, please check the details of this assembly “DundasRSChart.dll” located under the /Report Server/bin directory.
If the Product Name is “Dundas Chart for Reporting Services 2008 R2”, it indicates that this is a new version of Dundas Chart for SSRS 2008 R2 (i.e. a third party control). If the Product Name is “Microsoft SQL Server”, it indicates that this is the version
that Microsoft has purchased.
In this condition, you have to migrate the DundasRSChart.dll to the SSRS 2012 instance and reference it as the custom assembly in the reports. Please make sure to rename the DLL file so that it won’t replace the native DundasRSChart.dll installed by SQL
Server 2012.
For more information about referencing custom assembly in a report, please see:
Using Custom Assemblies with Reports
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KB for Reporting Services and IE11 on SQL 2008 R2

We are beginning our IE 11 deployment, and we have identified that the CM reporting services site will only render certain reports when you click the 'Enterprise Mode' option.
This is a known issue addressed by http://support2.microsoft.com/kb/2917531 for SQL 2012, but I cannot find any correlating SQL 2008 R2 patch.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
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Will
I'm behind your version. I'm base SP2 with the MS14-044 patch (10.50.4033). And no, I don't have enterprise mode enabled.
I've been meaning to apply SP3, I'll see if there's a difference.
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Dear MS Support,
i'm newbie in sharepoint, especially in sharepoint 2013. i'm interest in MS BI and collaboration with sp2013.
but after i install the sp2013 and add file excel using excel 2013, and has scatter chart inside the file, the file doesnt want to shown up. first, i read the error is about the reporting service that need to be check and configure, but after i follow
the step that i have got on internet, the error wont go away, and still appear.
here is the installation taht i've made, please check if i had miss or set the configuration wrong.
http://www.4shared.com/office/FInvHzEC/Instalasi__Autosaved__docx.html
and here the error and the capture when i try to re config the reporting service.
and
so please help me to solved this issue.
thanks in advance
Regards,
Bambang

Hi,
You need to choose to either use Excel services or Excel Web Apps they both have advantages. To suppress opening the file in Excel webApps use the following PowerShell cmdlet, this will resolve the error
New-SPWOPISuppressionSetting –Extension “XLSX” -Action “view”
New-SPWOPISuppressionSetting –Extension “XLS” -Action “view”
This will allow Excel services to be used to view the files or your installed Desktop Client used to edit them..
Excel Web App and Excel Services in SharePoint have a lot in common, but they are not the same. Excel Services is available only in the Enterprise edition of SharePoint Server 2013. Excel Web App is available in SharePoint Server 2013 and SharePoint Foundation
2013. Both applications enable you to view workbooks in a browser window, and both enable you to interact with and explore data.
But there are certain differences between Excel Web App and Excel Services in SharePoint. For example, Excel Services supports external data connections, data models, and the ability to interact with items that use data models (such as PivotChart reports,
PivotTable reports and timeline controls). Excel Services provides more business intelligence functionality than Excel Web App, but Excel Services does not enable users to create or edit workbooks in a browser window.
Reference:
For details about the differences between the Excel Web App and Excel Services, see
Overview of Excel Services in SharePoint Server 2013 and
Comparing Excel Services in SharePoint to Excel Web App.
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