I have created and SSRS report. I have a text box for my Tablix header. I set the border to 1pt solid black, but the sides are rendering with 2pts when I convert to pdf. Is this just how my machine renders or is there a way to fix this? The team I am creating this report for keep complaining that the borders are uneven but I'm not sure how to make sure they render evenly.
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I'm currently using SQL Server 2016 Reporting Builder. In the normal view layout, my form report is formatted perfectly(example 1).
When I change to Print layout, the border width doesn't show up (Top,left,right) (example2). anyone can give the advise for the problem? thanks
Example 1(thick black border )
Example 2(only center and bottom is the black border)
I am using a totally standard tablix table (no embedded sub-tables or anything) in a SSRS report with a 1pt solid border around all cells which looks as I would expect during preview with consistent borders.
But when I deploy the report and run it, the borders are inconsistent with a thicker horizontal border line appearing every two or three rows, and the external borders also being inconsistent.
I see the same in Edge and Chrome.
Any ideas?
example here
Try changing the border width to 0.5pt, this worked for me.
I had the same problem.
I solved it by avoiding overlapping of borders of subsequence cells.
Mainly you don't need top border at all.
And you don't need right border for all cells except the right most one.
Here is my settings looks like:
For all cells :
Boarder Style Setting For All Cells
For right most cell:
Boarder Style Setting For Right Most Cell
The border of my top most row is covered by border of header row.
Hope it helps.
I need to put a border at every page break in my Tablix. I searched everywhere but I didn't find an usable solution.
This is what I have now
I'm trying to put a border at the end of each page like that.
You can use a textbox in the footer of the report and set the border style for the top of it to solid and then set the border color.
I have a report, and on that report is a rectangle with a bunch of textboxes that are only visible based on a Visibility Expression for each box.
When I run my SSRS report on my desktop, or if I convert it to a PDF from the server, it looks fine. When a textbox is not visible, the box underneath moves up to fill the void.
When I just let it render through a browser on the server using (&rs:Command=Render) it's adding white space to move it to the middle of the rectangle so it is not formatting properly.
Here's what it looks like when only one of the lines is visible when it's on my desktop or when saved as a PDF (or image) file:
The red box is moved up to right underneath the black box when all the other boxes are not visible. That's what I want.
When it's rendered on the server, it looks like this:
It's moving the red box to the middle of the rectangle for some reason.
It's not the browser, I've tried 3 and it looks the same in all of them.
I've setting the consume container white space property to both true and false for the report and it makes no difference.
I can't add the textboxes to a tablix as this is a subreport that takes parameters and cannot have a datasource or dataset.
Any ideas on how to get rid of that whitespace when only one or a few lines are visible?
Thanks.
I'm working on SSRS Report.
How to make footer appear at the bottom of Report page, when there is no data to show in tablix?
Currently all reports footer is appearing immediate next to the Tablix Last Row. It should always appear at the bottom of every page whether data is present or not.
Please help me!
Put an empty Rectangle item to the right of your data tablix, with it's height as the minimum height you want the report body to take up. Even if the tablix has no data, the Rectangle will act as a minimum height.
In my screenshots the rectangle is blue and the footer is yellow to highlight what happens. You can make your rectangle whatever colour and width you want. From my testing in SSRS 2008 R2, this still works even if the rectangle has no colour and the report's ConsumeContainerWhitespace property is True.
If you're printing the report or exporting it to PDF etc., you shouldn't have to worry about this. The page size of the print/export will automatically put the footer at the very bottom of each page, regardless of the body contents.