I currently am using Visual Studio SSDT 2017 for my SSRS Reporting. I currently have a SSRS report with 4 separate line graphs. Is there a way to get all 4 line graphs to export onto 1 PowerPoint slide? Say 1st line graph is in upper left corner, 2nd line graph is in upper right corner, 3rd line graph is in lower left corner and 4th line graph is in lower right corner or something like that?
Is it possible? If so, how?
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I have a report in Ms Access that has 5 subreports in the detail section and number page in the page footer section. Between the 4th and 5th subreport there is a page break. all subreports and the detail section are set to property can grow and can shrink yes. The report width is 7.3 which considers the margin and should fit in a 8 1/2 x 11 page. And there is only one single line code for the report
Me.PageBreak.Visible = Me.Report1.Report.HasData
The question is why on print preview the report shows only two pages which is correct and when export to pdf, it would export with an additional blank page which didn't show on the print preview?
The additional blank page has a small gray rectangle on the top part.
Some days ago I had to modify a SSRS Report in order to add another group. That Report contains a Chart which before this change was properly shown, but now, In the Web Report Viewer It looks ok.
But when exporting to Excel (xls), The Chart looks like to be compacted:
And the user has to expand at least the groups that are aligned with the chart in order to see It well.
I tried to create a Subreport with only the chart embedded, also tried to put the chart inside a rectangle but none of those solutions worked.
In Excel there is a property for the images to indicate not moving nor sizing with cells and It does the trick but I cannot see the property in the Chart stuff.
Do you know how to have the graph displayed properly without having to expand the groups?
I'm working with SSRS 2008 R2.
Just put a rectangle on your report then cut the chart, click in the rectangle and paste it in. That will stop it trying to align with the table.
It's important that you don't just drag the chart onto the rectangle. You must cut and paste it in.
Wondering if someone can point me in the right direction. I currently have a report with 5 sub sections of data, each surrounded with a Rectangle.
I am wanting each sub section to appear on a new page and then be able to export to Excel and each section to appear on a new Tab.
I set Page Break / Break Location in each Rectangle to "Start" and label the PageName to what I want to call the Tab. When I run the report the 4 subsections show correctly but I am left with a blank page before I get the 5 section, but when I export it to Excel it appears correctly.
What I want is 5 pages in the report for each section and when exporting I want 5 tabs, can someone tell me where I am going wrong with setting the pagebreaks if that is indeed what I am doing incorrectly.
Thanks
As you are successfully exporting to Excel, but not the report viewer, this suggests your report and page sizes are not correctly set up on your 4th subsection.
When you have report elements that are slightly too large for your report page, the parts that 'overhang' will generate a new page of just the part that overhangs. This is often a very small amount of white space, so it looks like the page is completely blank. When you are exporting to formats such as excel, this does not matter so you correctly see the page breaks as new sheets.
To check whether this is the case, add borders and fills of different colours to all your rectangles and then run the report. On your 4th 'blank' page, if you see any colours or borders you will know which rectangle or report element is growing beyond its page.
I'm having a very rough time trying to group this SSRS chart correctly. It's easy as pie in Excel. So I'm wondering what I need to do in SSRS to duplicate it.
There are no hard errors to report other than the data is not being displayed the way I want it to be displayed.
One image shows the Chart Data I am passing into the chart, the other shows the visual appearance.
The final image is taken from Excell and shows what I am trying to do inside SSRS. The Excel chart displays it just about perfectly to what I am looking for.
The next two images are from excell. One displays just about perfectly how I am trying to get it to look on SSRS. The other one is how I am passing the data into SSRS.
Any idea how I need to group the data within the SSRS chart to display it the way I am looking for?
i don't think you can create the exact copy of that graph, but
try making the graph larger (taller) and also change vertical axis interval to 1
(right click on vertical axis go into properties>> axis options >> interval 1)
you can get something like this
I have a report in Reporting services, and when I preview it, the headers for a table wrap, but when I export it to Excel, the don't. They just get cut off. Any ideas on how to force it to wrap when I export to Excel?
Although this link doesn't address your question directly, its fairly comprehensive in terms of design considerations for Report Rendering in in Excel
Link: Designing for Microsoft Excel Output(Reporting Services)
If you are importing report from SSRS to EXCEL and if you find some TOP column joined up then the best way to resolve this issue would be:
Go back to report designer and adjust all your text boxes.
Adjust to left side of the designer window. You will see a blue line when it's adjusted to left.
Your dataset at top should also be moved toward left side of the designer window.
You might have date time function on left adjust it to top dataset vertically with 0-1 Points gap.
Including your header which would be Title of your company, name of report and all parameter mentioned below should be adjusted just next below to date time function which I have mentioned earlier.
Play with report designer by adjusting the text box and you will see the magic.