I want to create a multiple page invoice report with ssrs.
I need to show one picture at first page and after that show parent and then show child rdl.
I try every thing but in Microsoft CRM i have only two option, i can create single page report and a parent child report there is no option to create a three or four page report.
please help me to create a report that show a static Picture at first page and then show main report that have a parent and a child?
Is your image dynamic or static?
For a static image, add an image control at the top of the report, in the body. Then, add a page break. The option should be on the control under the image. Like a tablix.
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I have Multiple Tablixes in My SSRS Report all pointing to the same dataset but have different groupings. I want My first Tablix(which has the summary data) want to be displayed on all the pages of the SSRS Report. Anyone please help me how can i achieve this one?
In SSRS you have the ability to put a tablix, inside of a tablix. So assuming you setup your sections appropriately, you should be able to achieve this.
Put your tablix that you want to repeat inside of a single header row, then set the header row of the parent table to repeat on each page.
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I need to show/hide a group-header-row based on page number. No way I could access the page number inside the group to add an expression based on the page number. All I need is to show a group-header-row only from second page (hide the row in first page).
I'm using Visual Studio 2015, SSRS 2016.
Everything works fine except hiding the Group Header 2 from Page 1.
Generally the build in functions =Globals!OverallPageNumber and Globals!OverallTotalPages can only be used in page header and page footer. This might be caused, that the processing of page header and footer are different from the body area.
There is also no workaround.
You cant store the value of =Globals!OverallPageNumber in a report variable, you cant reference with ReportItems!PageNumber.Value and you cant put the function into the code section.
So what you can do is, copy the tablix from the first page also into the second page and hide the group header on the copied tablix on the second page.
I'm using SSRS Report Builder to modify a report that I am currently very happy with. It is composed of several sub-reports, each inside their own rectangle on the main report. I am trying to add a Document Map so that our users can more easily navigate the digital version of the report.
Because the report is primarily reviewed in PDF/Physical form, I also use a rectangle inside each subreport which has the "page break before" option enabled, so that each subreport will have its own page.
I tried setting the Document Map label for the subreport, and have also tried setting the label for the rectangle that each subreport sits inside. In both cases, when I run the report, the Document Map link takes me to the page preceding the subreport. I believe this is due to the subreport actually starting on that page, but the only content on that page is the page break.
I have also tried putting each subreport inside its own page-break rectangle rather than putting the page-break rectangle inside the subreport, with the same result.
Is there a way that I can, either through code or configuration, load the correct page when a Document Map link is clicked?
I solved this problem by taking the page break out of the rectangle inside the subreport and putting a page break after the rectangle containing the subreport. Now the actual top of the subreport is on the first page that contains data. The Document Map is loading the correct page now.
I want to hide or show certain controls in the page footer of a rdlc report based on what happens in the report. The body contains a couple of a tablixes and as soon as one of those tablixes is shown on a page I don not want to show certain controls in the page footer. I tried couple of things, like setting a shared variable using custom code and hide based on this variable, but it hides the controls on all page footers, instead of hiding them as soon as the tablix is on the page (when the variable is set).
You can refer to report item from report body, like this:
ReportItems!myTextBox.Value
You may need to create some invisible textboxes in tables or in other area of the report body that would contain your visibility criteria.
The only catch is that you can refer to only one report item in your footer, so without knowing more about the logic of the report, it's hard to say if this would be sufficient. You may need to use table footer instead, for example.
I have one report in that there are multiple sub reports I need to set first page in that report is cover page with the image. Is this possible?
I need this first and second page and from third page needed the paging. Is this possible?
You have the main report with the sub reports. Just put the image on the top of the report and make sure to add a page break. You may have to put the image within a rectangle for that option.