I have created a paginated report with 8 pages. I am getting a blank page between the first 2 pages, and the rest of pages are all fine. I changed the options KeepTogether = false and ConsumeContainerWhitespace = false and margins maintained within the border.
please help.
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I am trying to design a report in SSRS in which there are multiple row groups. When I am trying to preview the report the page is getting break for certain groups even if there is blank space in the page. Here in the image below some of the content of Page 2 in report can be adjusted in page 1 . The design of the report is . I have tried to set the Keep Together property in the property of row group to false. Even if I set the Kepp Together to false I am getting the same result.
Have anyone encounter such problem? If yes, I shall be highly grateful for your valuable suggestion for solving the problem please.
My main report has a tablix, where each row is a subreport.
The subreports have row groups. I’d like the subreport group headings to repeat across page breaks.
I’ve followed the advice given elsewhere about using advanced mode to see & modify the “static” groups:
RepeatOnNewPage = True
KeepWithGroup = After
FixedData = True
Yet the subreport group headings display once but don’t print again on subsequent pages. Are subreports “aware” of the current page scope? Are SSRS inner containers even aware of page breaks?
I have a report with two subreports inside. The main report has keeptogether true and page break checked in a group. Both subreports has keeptogether false and no page break.
My environment is SSRS 2008 and VS 2013 (Reportviewer 11)
I got two (separate) issues:
the page break is not working when I display the reports in reportviewer in browser. But it works when I export it into pdf.
if the main+subreports cannot fit to one page. then it basically cut the main report and subreport into different page (even though
keeptogether in mainreport is true and subreport is false)
Is there someone that can suggest what is going on? Some post stated that this is a default behaviour, if yes, is there any workaround for this?
Thanks before!
The default DisplayMode of the ReportViewer is set on Normal, try changing this to PrintLayout.
myReportViewer.SetDisplayMode(DisplayMode.PrintLayout);
When the report content exceeds the maximum page size it will break to a new page, there is no way of stopping this, in the designer the property even says "Keep together on one page if possible".
As your description of your actual report isn't completely clear, I'll assume that your main report has some data above the two subreports that you wish to be kept together.
To achieve this wrap that data inside a new Rectangle and set the KeepTogether property on True.
If I misunderstood you in anyway, just let me know and i'll update my answer.
I have a report is ssrs, it consist of a main report which has a header containing the page number and 2 sub reports (report page 1 and report page 2) within a tablix. Report page one comes first, then report page 2 displays on the next page after the end of report page 1. The subreports can be anywhere from 1-3 pages. The page numbering is reset between each set of report page 1 and 2 (so if page 1 is 3 pages and page 2 is 2 pages, it goes from page 1-5, then resets). These are called for each record (with grouping) from the main reports' query. The report is around 1000 pages total. It renders perfectly on screen, but when I try to export to PDF, it will sometimes (like 1 time in the 1000 pages) display part of report page 2 on a page (as expected, the page number matches with it), then it will start printing report page 1 of the next group on the same page.
Here is the layout of the main report:
Here is the document outline for better understanding:
And here is the page that is wrong...
This is what it should look like (the last page of sub-report page 2 even has just the total record like the broken one!
I have tried everything I can think of. I have tried (i think) every combination of page breaks on the rectangles and groups, I have tried making a tablix with 2 rows using the same group and again tried every combination of page breaks. I have tried changing the number of records on a page. I have tried changing the consume whitespace option on both sub and main reports. I have tried adding both calculated and random amounts of white space. I have recreated the report from scratch a couple times. I'm sure there's more, but it would be like going through a full feature list of SSRS... Basically, I tried everything I could think of, then everything suggested in the links on the first page of about 10 different google searches. I just have no idea what is going on with this, any help would be greatly appreciated!
Let me know if you need any more info, screenshots, or whatever and I will try to provide. It may be highly "redacted", but I will provide anything I can.
Thanks, Kevin
Try check the setting "Between each instance of a group" in group properties of tablix.
Try checking your XML for empty TablixRows (which will not show up in the Document Outline). I found with my report that empty tablix rows screw up page breaks in subsequent rows / sub reports when exported to PDF. Where possible hide the TablixRows or insert and empty text box.
This appears to be a bug with SSRS when editing the XML by hand. The Visual Studio GUI seems to not let you delete the last element in a row - perhaps this is a work around. An error or schema validation message would have been nice for us hand coders!
Hope this helps.
I have a report that will be used as a mass mailing. I have a page break based on a group. However, some grooups extend to a second page. I would like all groups to have 2 pages for easier duplex printing. In this case, I actually want blanks pages between the groups IF the group is less than 2 pages. I have tried setting that group pagebreak properties disabled using =IIF(Globals!PageNumber Mod 2 = 0, True, False), but get an error that pagenumber can only be used in report headers or footers. I am using 2008 R2. Any suggestions? Thanks
The PageNumber restriction is truly bogus - so irritating.
I would try to work around it by adding a Page Footer textbox with your expression (referencing PageNumber). You can then refer to that textbox using the syntax:
ReportItems!MyPageNumber.Value