I am using SSRS Report Server 2017 Version. Is there any option to expect the result as same as "JUSTIFY" option in MS- Word?
Now, I am Exporting this SSRS Report into MS- Word.
I Need to Know Is there any Option to achieve the Same in while Rendering / Export the Report into MS- Word?
Thanks in advance.....
My Output:
Expected:
Need to aligned properly at Right Side (like a 'justify'in MS-Word)
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I have a report that I developed in VS2017. If I run the report in VS2017 and export it to Word (.docx) the report looks the same in VS2017 preview as it does in Word. If I deploy that report to SQL Server 2017 and view that same report through the Report Manager portal (at http://reportserver/Reports/browse/) or in a Windows application using the ReportViewer control, the report looks the same in preview but when it is exported to Word from either of those locations the report formatting is different than when exported from VS2017. More specifically, carriage returns that a leave a blank line between text data within a textbox are not being rendered to show a blank line. There are also some textbox cells within a tablix that are intentionally empty in the report that the user needs to fill in once exported to Word. Those are very hard to get the cursor into using the mouse and when using the keyboard to navigate into them it is pushing the text down into a space where it should not be. Any ideas? What is the difference between the export in VS2017 vs. the ReportViewer?
I've weird behavior in Dynamics 365 report reviewer
when I try to print report from SSRS Report Reviewer directly it adds margin to the top, however in report properties I removed all margins.
Also when I export to Word then print , then this margin disappears.
How can I solve this.
Thanks
Well, this is very common issue. It is not related with your report properties.
All I can recomment you here is to upload report to CRM and check if this issue is still present.
Also, the best way to print reports is to export them to PDF and print it from any PDF viewer, this extension is the best for report`s layout, to check the report from visual studio you can export it to PDF right from VS. Exported to PDF report will be the same both from CRM and Visual Studio
I'm using SSRS 2012 (Report Builder 3.0).
Does SSRS have an equivalent of the Crystal Reports export option of Report Definition (TXT)?
I have a report with many, many expressions. I'd like to export them out, so I can check to see that I've done them correctly. I'd rather not have to click into every single field.
Note: I don't have access to anything but the Report Builder, and all of our reporting is via cubes.
Thanks
SOLVED - Thanks to Rich.
For others that don't use the SSRS logo menu often:
Click on the SSRS logo (top left - next to Save icon)
Click on 'Save As' option
I could then save this file (out of SharePoint where it normally sits) onto my desktop and then open it with Notepad.
I have to make headers in my reports what i want when some one see the report in report viewer it should not show the headers of the report but when i export the report header should be present in to the report.
Is it possible to do this.
If you are using SSRS 2008R2, you can use Globals!RenderFormat.Name method to achieve your required output. But using this method, you can hide all the header controls but there will be blank space appeared for the report header in report preview.
Take a look into
Use of RenderFormat method in R2
I need hide a text box when export to excel format. I'm using SRSS 2008, not (SRSS 2008 R2),
I Locate the Hidden property of the text box to hide, and write the following expression:
=IIF(Globals!RenderFormat.Name = "EXCEL", True, False).
But in this version of Reporting Services not appear "RenderFormat.Name" option, somebody knows other way to do this in SRSS 2008?.
The global variables that expose rendering formats were a new feature of SSRS 2008 R2. Prior to R2 there wasn't / isn't a way for the report to know what format was selected by the user to export.
I think your only option (other than upgrading to R2) is to create two versions of the report. One that is intended for export to EXCEL and one that isn't.