I'm displaying images in my SSRS Report. Some images displayed in report and some not. Some png, jpeg images displaying but some jpeg not dispaying and no error messages. How to check the image format? Is there any restriction for image formats in SSRS? Note: It is SSRS Report in Dynamics 365 Online, so I could not check SSRS error logs.
update: Looks like the image size matters. The same file, If I resize and make it smaller size then it is displayed in the report. In my case the image size is 1.8 MB, when I resized it to 30 KB, then it is displayed in the report.
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I'm trying to display images on an SSRS Report. The images are stored in attachments within a notes section.
I tried with both MIME Type JPEG and PNG but nothing works.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Image field inserted in the report:
Image Properties :
Results after running the report:
On the Report Object itself you need to calculate the picture by using CALCFIELDS. Otherwise it will always appear empty.
On my SSRS report I have set the Report Properties to Landscape, paper size to Tabloid and 17 width by 11 height with 0.25 margin. After I deployed the report and ran it on the web. Followed by exporting to Excel and printed it and it did not come out the format I have set on SSRS. Also, the I have bold the report lines by section based on the group and in Excel the bold report lines are not there.Please advise. I am thinking of moving to Crystal report might solve the problem. Any ideas. Thanks.
This isn't quite how page size works in SSRS. When you set the page size attribute, this will really only effect two things in SSRS.
How the report is displayed online. This is set via the Interactive Page Size setting, and really, only the height matters here.
Page Size sets the page size on the PDF export. We have this because PDFs are supposed to be a portable format, commonly used for printing.
Excel doesn't have this attribute as a part of the file. If you want to print to a specified page size/format, that's all handled at the time of printing by the print dialog.
this is the ssrs report image see the red boxes it is properly aligned
SSRS
but when i am exporting to PDF or excel alignment issue are coming
pdf image
SSRS exported to PDF
I have dealt with this many times. Most of the time its manually adjusting the padding of the header and the taxlib item itself. You will just have to export and check in pdf. No earier way.
I have images in a database that I want to display in an SSRS report. For this I have used a matrix and in this I have inserted an Image item.
Because the source image sizes are different, the images on the SSRS report are not in same size and format. I have tried the "fit to size" and "fit proportional" options to resize the images but nothing is working.
Could anyone suggest what I can do to display the images the same size in the report?
I would use a picture editor like Paint to get the images to about the same size.
Set the picture's cell size using the larger pictur and set the Sizing to CLIP so that it always show the full image without auto-sizing them. Then change the picture to use your image field.
I'd make a subreport that accepts parameters used to load your image such as a filename or for the case of images held in a database structure, the primary key.
Now resize the subreport to the size that you want and the image will be resized.
The issue I have with this method is that the images aren't resized properly, so the report runs out of memory after about 8 pages of high resolution images
So I have 1 report, and I need two different version of it when I export to Excel and export to PDF.
I already know how to hide certain report items depending on it being PDF or Excel, but the other problem I'm having is that the table I'm hiding is very wide.
It's for the excel version of the report, which is fine. However, the PDF version of the report now has blank pages because the body of the report is bigger than portrait page size.
Any ideas?
After an exhaustive search, i've basically come to the conclusion that "no, you can't"