Is it possible to display a page header only for the first page of a report and not have it repeat on subsequent pages?
I am trying to simple display the title of the report at the top of the first page and do not want it repeat. I know this is probably a simple question but kind of new to SSRS
Thanks in advance
If you really want to do it, you can do it with this expression. Put a textbox in the header and write the following code:
=IIF(Globals!OverallPageNumber = 1, "This is the header only for Page 1", Nothing)
I think that what you're after is a "Report Header". Right-click in the gray area next to the report surface and select "add Page Header".
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It is getting late here.
Anyway let's crack on
I want my textbox to appear on the last page of my report
I cannot put it into a footer, I don't want to create a rectangle and then put a textbox in it
This link here and here does not help.
I'm getting loco. Any helps are more than welcomed
one thing you can do is create a dataset which query would be something like
select 'this is the text I want in the last page' as txt
then you can create a one column tablix with this dataset and place it after all the other elements in the report and it will show in the last page.
There is a report contains 1000s of pages of data.Is there any way to make a button on the first page of the report so that ,if click on the button it goes to the end of the pages.
Is there any expression to be written,with out writing the vb.net code?
There is a button like that in SSRS (you can also type page number in the box and press enter):
EDIT:
You can add a bookmark at the end of your report and then make a textbox which will jump to it (textbox properties->Action->mark "go to bookmark" and select the bookmark you made. I am not sure, however, if it works well in excel.
Web viewer control, this button already exists.
I don't believe you can add a button to SSRS and export to Excel to go to last row.
You can use Excel command to go to last cell which should work.
Refer to [http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/excel-help/excel-shortcut-and-function-keys-HP010073848.aspx][1]
CTRL+G
Displays the Go To dialog box.
F5 also displays this dialog box.
Click on "Special..." button and select "Last Cell" option and click OK
Sorry .. Tried posting images for you but not enough points to do so.
There are 2 ways of reaching the last page or the data on the last page:
Sol 1. #kyooryu has already mentioned above in his solution along with a screenshot.
Sol 2. You can freeze the header and set the display result to show the data on a single page. This way you will not have multiple pages and you can directly hit the end button from keyboard on the report manager to reach the bottom result set. Freezing the header will help you in identifying the column names.
I need to display a Textbox in the body of the report, but it has to be on a separate last page. It is actually a Word file that needs to be shown in each report, but seeing as how the only way to accomplish this is to put the file to the Report Server and then access it with a link, I decided to copy the contents of the file to a Textbox.
This and this question on SE are similar, however it is not exactly what I need.
You can achieve this by adding items with appropriate page breaks to the report.
Say I have a simple report with a table and a textbox:
The end result looks about what you'd expect:
However, we can force the textbox onto a new page by embedding it in a Rectangle and setting the Rectangle to always be preceded by a page break:
Now the report displays the textbox on the last page:
Tables themselves can also have page breaks, but since it's just text with no dataset it makes sense to me to use a Rectangle here.
I have a long report in SSRS with 3 tablix. I would like to have it in a single page when viewed in the browser, but when printed i want to have each tablix on it's own page.
Is it possible to define page breaks that only applies to printing?
you can make conditional page breaks but I think that this issue that you want to do is impossible.
see if this might help, the idea behind was to insert a text box in my footer and to print this text box only on even pages:
=iif(Globals!PageNumber Mod 2,True,False)
Let me know if this works
I'm building a report which is about 50 pages when rendered. it is like a power point presentation. The only issue is I want to display page numbers from second page starting from '1'. When I use the global page number function in the footer it shows the page no. on the first page also. It'd be a great help if anybody can help me with work around..
You should place a textbox to write the page number only (label "Page:, for example, should be in a separate textbox) and use an expression, something like this:
=IIF(Globals!PageNumber = 1, "", cStr(Globals!PageNumber-1))