The following simple report can print out a sequence of MindFusion.Scheduling items. Simply assign the Schedule.Items collection of your Calendar control as a DataContext of the report before running it.

<r:Report x:Name="plannerReport">
      <r:Page>
            <r:Label Text="Scheduling Report" AutoSize="True" FontSize="20" />
            <r:DataRange Location="0,60" Size="100%,20" AlternatingBackground="AliceBlue">
                  <r:DataRange.HeaderTemplate>
                        <DataTemplate>
                              <r:ItemContainer Size="100%,20" Background="LightSteelBlue" r:Report.FontWeight="Bold">
                                    <r:Label Location="0,0" Size="10%,20" Text="#" />
                                    <r:Label Location="10%,0" Size="40%,20" Text="Subject" />
                                    <r:Label Location="50%,0" Size="25%,20" Text="Start Time" />
                                    <r:Label Location="75%,0" Size="25%,20" Text="End Time" />
                              </r:ItemContainer>
                        </DataTemplate>
                  </r:DataRange.HeaderTemplate>
                  <r:DataRange.ItemTemplate>
                        <DataTemplate>
                              <r:ItemContainer>
                                    <r:Label Location="0,0" Size="10%,20" Text="[RangeItemCurrent()]" />
                                    <r:Label Location="10%,0" Size="40%,20" Text="[HeaderText]" />
                                    <r:Label Location="50%,0" Size="25%,20" Text="[StartTime]" TextFormat="{}{0:dddd, MMMM dd}" />
                                    <r:Label Location="75%,0" Size="25%,20" Text="[EndTime]" TextFormat="{}{0:dddd, MMMM dd}" />
                              </r:ItemContainer>
                        </DataTemplate>
                  </r:DataRange.ItemTemplate>
            </r:DataRange>
      </r:Page>
</r:Report> 

The report can be vastly improved in many aspects. For example the report can be redesigned to print out resources and the individual items associated with them by using master-detail relationships.

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Let me know if this helps.

Regards,
Meppy

This is possible through the use of an embedded DataRange object. The following code illustrates the modified report:

<r:Report x:Name="plannerReport">
	<r:Page>
		<r:Label Text="Scheduling Report" AutoSize="True" FontSize="20" />
		<r:DataRange Location="0,60" Size="100%,20" AlternatingBackground="AliceBlue">
			<r:DataRange.HeaderTemplate>
				<DataTemplate>
					<r:ItemContainer Size="100%,20" Background="LightSteelBlue" r:Report.FontWeight="Bold">
						<r:Label Location="0,0" Size="10%,20" Text="#" />
						<r:Label Location="10%,0" Size="30%,20" Text="Subject" />
						<r:Label Location="40%,0" Size="20%,20" Text="Start Time" />
						<r:Label Location="60%,0" Size="20%,20" Text="End Time" />
						<r:Label Location="80%,0" Size="20%,20" Text="Tanning bed" />
					</r:ItemContainer>
				</DataTemplate>
			</r:DataRange.HeaderTemplate>
			<r:DataRange.ItemTemplate>
				<DataTemplate>
					<r:ItemContainer>
						<r:Label Location="0,0" Size="10%,20" Text="[RangeItemCurrent()]" UseDesignOrder="True" />
						<r:Label Location="10%,0" Size="30%,20" Text="[HeaderText]" UseDesignOrder="True" />
						<r:Label Location="40%,0" Size="20%,20" Text="[StartTime]" TextFormat="{}{0:dddd, MMMM dd}" UseDesignOrder="True" />
						<r:Label Location="60%,0" Size="20%,20" Text="[EndTime]" TextFormat="{}{0:dddd, MMMM dd}" UseDesignOrder="True" />
						<r:DataRange r:Name="ResourceRange" Location="80%,0" Size="20%,20" UseDesignOrder="True">
							<r:DataRange.ItemTemplate>
								<DataTemplate>
									<r:ItemContainer>
										<r:Label Location="0,0" Size="100%,20" Text="[Name]" />
									</r:ItemContainer>
								</DataTemplate>
							</r:DataRange.ItemTemplate>
						</r:DataRange>
					</r:ItemContainer>
				</DataTemplate>
			</r:DataRange.ItemTemplate>
		</r:DataRange>
	</r:Page>
</r:Report> 

To provide details for the embedded data range, handle the QueryDetails event and use the following as content of the event handler:

var range = s as DataRange;
if (range != null)
{
	if (range.Name == "ResourceRange")
	{
		Item master = args.MasterRow as Item;
		args.Details = master.Resources;
	}
} 

Let me know if this works.

Regards,
Meppy