In this video, we show you how to create a dynamic Word report that combines multiple documents into one using OfficeWriter for Word.

Further resources:

• WordWriter documentation
• OfficeWriter for Excel Video Walkthrough

Excerpted from Andrew Brust's blog:

Excerpted from Kevin Griffin's blog:

OfficeWriter is a product that handles two common functions for software applications, reading and writing to Excel and Word documents.

Excerpted from ExcelReports.info:

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Excerpted from Chris Webb's blog:

SoftArtisans OfficeWriter: Reporting Services Integration

...The idea behind OfficeWriter is to extend the functionality of software users are already familiar with, i.e. Excel and Word, so they're able to both acquire the data they need and arrange it into a useful form. While OfficeWriter does come in two more specific forms, ExcelWriter and WordWriter, this review looks at the version developed for use with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), available in both 2000 and 2005 incarnations.

Excerpted from Chris Baldwin's "Services Rendered" blog: