I recently had to start working with Microsoft SSRS3. I cannot ask the guy before me how he did it. I have two tables one under the other. If I run the report, the other table is not directly under it but it moves far down. I dont know how to explain it properly as i am new to this. I just want to edit the already made reports and the only problem i have at the moment is, that I don't know how to "nest" another table right where the first table ends.
I attached the picture, above is the design mode and under is how it makes the gap if I run the report. Sorry for red blobs but there could be sensitive information there.
I have found the problem many months later.
The reason for the gap was top lining. The tables that have another table right under them need to be differently aligned than any other table. If the position of first table is 20 points down and the second table has another table right underneath, the top table needs to be 20.5 or more or 19.5 or less and the tables will not make that gap.
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Ok, I know this is dumb, dumb question, forgive me, I can't for the life of me figure it out.
So I used the Report Wizard to create a report with a few fields. So far, so good. I got columns and they're grouped with column labels, a little blue line under each label and I can drag the columns around to reorder them.
I'd like to add a few text fields with labels to that group of columns. I could just add them outside the column grouping that the Report Wizard gave me but then it never looks right (and I can't reorder the fields with a simple click n drag).
This seems like something I should be able to do easily but I can't find the option. I know it's possible because I've seen it done in other DBs. Anyone know what I'm missing/misunderstanding?
I have created a Matrix report. In the matrix report I have limited the report columns per page.
For example, I have limited the number of columns per page to 6. I therefore have 12 columns over 2 pages. I need to insert one more column after 12th column (13, Cost), and to only display this on the second page of the report, not as a last column of every page.
Note: I need to add the "Cost" as last column on last page for the column group.
From the image the columns 1,2,3,4 want to display on last page only.
My report design
Example:
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Can anyone please help me with this. Thanks in advance.
I don't really get what you're trying to achieve exactly because usually tables grow vertically, as in rows get added, which could cause your report to grow in pages. Making it extremely difficult to determine what is the last page of your report.
To solve your problem you could simply create a second Tablix which contains only the columns that you wish to display on the last page. And remove those columns from the first Tablix. This will also make it a lot more easier to determine when to add a page-break.
Using expressions (combined with rectangles for example) you could do a lot more grouping and manipulating of the layout. Unfortunately I don't possess enough information and details to give you more accurate advise but you're always welcome to update your question if you need any more assistance.
Update:
What you're trying to do in point [2.] of your comment is simply not possible with the reporter. There is no way to determine on which page you are leave alone the exact position on that page.
The only way I know how to calculate this accurately is by keeping track of the exact row's nummer you're at aswell as the amount of rows that fit on a page. Needless to say that this is an extremely tedious and troublesome, especially if the columns aren't fixed either.
Using the column grouping as you say in point [3.] might be possible but have to share the expressions you used for divide the table and the column grouping to be certain. And even then it'll be a complex expression to force this kind of behavior.
However, I believe you could use my first suggestion and change it slightly based on your new description. Instead of creating a new Tablix below, you could place him next to your first table. This new tablix then only needs to have 1 column, the extra column you're trying to add.
If there is enough space on the last page to place this column next to the last column group, then it will be placed exactly where you want it. This of course won't work if you don't have enough horizontal space on your page, then it'll simply get printed on an entire new page.
Hello I am trying to make an html table that looks like the one in the picture.
The two columns are simply user on the left and score on the right. This is simple. What I don't know how to do is the transition between the left and the right table. In the table all users will fall under a team category. The team's score will be the users average score. When the table first loads I want all the teams to be collapsed like how they are on in the right table, but I want the user to be able to click on a team name and have it expand and drop down like the table on the left. Can some one please show the example code on how to do this? I have looked all over and right now the only solution I have is to make the table and have separate lists for each team. However this solution does not fully work since the user's score would not appear in the table's score column. So please can someone provide some example code?
Thanks so much!
Instead of thinking if it as one table perhaps think about it as a container with multiple sub containers and that the sub containers can be opened and closed. It can be styled however one likes, even to look like a table with alternating background color rows. You might need some js to reapply the alternating background colors if the sub containers sometimes have odd or even amounts of entries.
There are several plugins available to help with creating accordions. Like this one: http://jqueryui.com/accordion/
When I select a table on EER Diagram on MySQL Workbench, the first tab shown is "Columns" instead of "Table" information where I can add comments to the table, change the engine, etc. Where's the "Table" tab?
I've seen this print screen from another user and it's clearly that a "Table" tab exists:
Sometimes when you don't know an application, and you think you should be able to do something, it takes a little bit of playing around. That is what I did.
Observe the two arrows on the right hand side from one picture to the other!
I have a report that I'm having a bit of an issue with. The keep together appears to work sometimes, and not at others. On top of that, due to the attempt at the separation of records in the report, the alignment is off. Here's the rdlc inside visual studio:
Here's page 1:
Page 1 looks fine. I'm just showing this as a reference. Page 2:
Now, with page 2, you can see that the pink header bar is right underneath the pink line, which is exactly how it should be. But looking at page 3:
You can see several things happening here. 1.) The record starts far below the pink line. 2.) At the bottom, you can see that the whole record is not on the page. The rest of it is on page 4 (this is the most important issue). Now, I've turned keep together set to true for just about every single thing in the rdlc that I could think of, yet it's still separating on some records. What I've got set up is that the record is a table(with a grouping that has keep together set to true, the table itself has keep together set to true, and the table is the child of a rectangle which has keep together set to true as well. This is my first time working with rdlc reports, and I fear I may be either overthinking this, or just missing something silly. But, how can I ensure the keep together works properly, and how can I ensure that the record starts in the appropriate location?