How can I suppress empty space of subreport in SSRS. I am passing Main tablix data to subreport as a parameter.
Current Result:
Expected Result: So it there is empty subreport, then it should not show and the subreport 3 should merge with subreport 1 border.
You can try inserting another tablix (with 3 header rows for 3 subreports) inside the main tablix detail row.
Then, set the visibility property of inner tablix rows with your conditions.
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I have four tablix in my report. Tablix 1 always has data. Tablix 2-4 are hidden if they do not have data.
If Tablix 1 has data, Tablix 2 does not have data and Tablix 3-4 have data there is a gap in the report where Tablix 2 would have been.
How can I close the gap when a tablix is hidden because of no data?
Try this:
Select the tablix
Go to properties
Under "Visibility" set "Hidden" to: "=iif(CountRows(), False, True)"
I have 6 tablix on a report. They all use the same embedded dataset.
I am trying to get rid of the white space that occurs in my report when hiding tablix based (CountRows() = 0). Though I am hiding each of the six tablix based (CountRows() = 0) inside the row properties, I am still seeing white space all over the place.
I found on Stack Overflow that I need to nest my 6 tablix inside of another tablix (that has no data set), in their own prospective rows. I need to hide their prospective row's base on the (CountRows() = 0) being returned in each of the 6 tablix.
I created my empty dataset tablix and called it "TablixContainer"
This tablix has 6 rows.
Row one of "TablixContainer" contains my nested
"TabixMiscAllowance" tablix with dataset "BalanceSheet"
Row two of "TablixContainer" contains my nested "TabixExpenses"
tablix with dataset "BalanceSheet"
Row three of "TablixContainer" contains my nested
"TabixTransportation" tablix with dataset "BalanceSheet"
... You get the concept.
In the visibility property, of Row one of "TablixContainer" to
write an expression based on "TabixMiscAllowance" tablix (with
dataset "BalanceSheet") returning (CountRows() = 0)
In the visibility property, of Row two of "TablixContainer" to
write an expression based on "TabixExpenses" tablix (with dataset
"BalanceSheet") returning (CountRows() = 0)
In the visibility property, of Row three of "TablixContainer" to
write an expression based on "TabixTransportation" tablix (with
dataset "BalanceSheet") returning (CountRows() = 0)
and so on... through to row 6.
I don't even know if this will get rid of the white spaces but I'd like to try it. BTW... Rectangles do NOT work...
This was easy to do using one tablix and nesting the individual tablix inside of each row. Just needed to make sure the grouping was set before nesting the tablix(s) inside the rows.
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I Have 2 .rdl files (A.rdl and B_Subreport.rdl), A.rdl is calling B.Subreport.rdl using subreport control and also have a tablix separate with subreport. Tablix header is repeating in all the pages, i want that subreport will also repeat with tablix header but its not working.
Pls guide me how to repeat subreport in all page like tablix header?
Thanks.
You can easily achieve this by adding another tablix header row to your tablix.
Make sure this row has only 1 column and replace the TextBox of the cell with a Rectangle.
Now you can place your subreport into the tablix header and it will also be repeated on every page if the RepeatRowHeaders is set to true.
EDIT: Added image for visual help.
Help me please.
A Tablix has 7 rows but I need to increase height of tablix until it matches the footer.
What should I do?
[Edited.]
According to below figure, I tried to insert a lot of blank rows to a Tablix.
And I used an Expression for setting visibility each row.
Example :
-If Dataset has one record. One Blank row will hide.
-If Dataset has two records. Two Blank rows will hide.
But It is inflexible because some rows aren't a single Line.
Using RDLC 2005 you can simulate this behaviour with:
a Body section with Body.Height = Page.Height - Footer.Height - TopMargin - BottomMargin
a Tablix without border
a Rectangle for every column to simulate with Rectangle.Height = Body.Height; set its RepeatWith property to Tablix
In order to simplify some operations you could put your Total textbox in the Footer or consider it when you build your Body section as explained before.
There is an example of what I mean (Tablix with red border and Rectangle with black border):
Another, though more complicated way, of forcing the height would be to use Subreports for each of the columns.
Each Subreport would list the table contents for that column as a single list.
You could then force height of a single table row to reach the footer... If the Subreport does not require the entire space it will return whitespace
Parent Report
Report 5
Report 4
Results in the following output report
I have a report made up of 2 tablix.
The first tablix just has some basic information in it, and is linked to a dataset.
The second tablix is linked to a different dataset and is made up of a lot of rows and spans multiple pages.
All I am looking to do is have the first tablix be displayed at the top of every page.
I cant add it to a header because you can't add a tablix containing data to a header.
I also don't want to just repeat column headers, because I need the entire tablix repeated.
Depending on how your Tablix is set up you could do the following:
• Select Tablix Properties and check column Headers > Repeat Header columns on each page In the grouping pane in advanced mode (click on small black down arrow on far right of grouping pane); select the corresponding (static) item in the row group hierarchy.
• In the properties grid, set RepeatOnNewPage to true and Keep with Group to After