I have an SSRS report that has a drilldown sub-report. How can I include the drilldown subreports along with the main report when exporting to PDF? Thanks
When exporting report into PDF, if you want to display the subreport, you can only expand the subreport part and then export. I don't think there's any workaround on this goal because the render behavior of PDF file is just like a snapshot of the report. And in PDF, there's no function which support expand/collapse page or part of context within a page.
Try this,
=iif(Globals!RenderFormat.Name="PDF",FALSE,TRUE)
This may be helpful- http://www.techbrothersit.com/2015/10/ssrs-tutorial-part-124-export-ssrs.html
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In SSRS, I have a bunch of subreports in a report. Within each subreport, I have a No Rows message. For each of those messages I have the TextAlign set to Center. When I run the report in the Design View in Visual Studio or within the Report Viewer in a browser, the TextAlign property is respected; however, when Print Preview within Visual Studio or export to PDF from Visual Studio or from a browser, all formatting of the No Rows message is dropped. Does anyone know why this occurs? I've put before and after pictures below. The first picture is in the report viewer and the second is in a PDF export.
I have a SSRS solution with several subreports in one report. Client needs bookmark(in PDF) for each subreport as shown below.
Left section shows SSRS design page with textboxes and subreports stacked . Right side shows the result we need to achieve.
I tried the below link to set DocumentMap. But could find a solution how to apply this for subreports.
https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3504/sql-server-reporting-services-bookmarks-and-document-maps/
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
If you just need a map entry to point to your subreport then you can set this by simply clicking on the subreport from your main report and setting the DocumentMapLabel property
If you need your document map to point to specific parts of your subreport that requires a bit more effort but still pretty simple. You have to setup a document map within the subreport. This will then be nested in the main report's document map.
I have a report that has a sub-report.
On my main report, the sub-report displays the headers and the data but the data is SPLIT by 2 blank pages when I do a PDF export of it. Everything is fine if I preview the report but when I save it as PDF, there are 2 blank pages in between the sub-report results.
The tablix for the sub-report is set to "keep together" and this has not helped.
I figured this out. If the report is too wide, it'll put that blank space below each page of the report.
The fix was the make sure the width of the report was the right size.
I have a report with a subreport in the report body, followed by a tablix in the report body. I have another report with the tablix above the subreport.
I don't want there to be a page break after the objects in the report, I've tried setting the various options according to various online articles but no joy.
What are all the settings that need to be in place on both the subreport and the tablix to ensure there is no page break?
Have you tried adjusting the page layout options? I.E. portrait vs. landscape, page size, etc? If not, you can access them in Report Builder 3.0 On the Home tab, in the Layout group. Or for Visual Studio with BIDS, On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and click Layout.
If that doesn't work, does it seem to be page breaking solely on length of items on the page, or is it breaking on groups?
I am working on a report that has variable coulmns and the report looks fine in preview.
But now I want to add a "Hazardous Notice" like a report footer but via using subreport.
And this Notice will be only having TEXT in it (no columns and rows)
I am able to drag the subreport from the tools beneath my main Matrix, but I am really confused that how can I get only TEXT in that HAZARDOUS NOTICE.. as it asks me to add parameters in it. Do I need to create a Parameter for that or not.. Please Help!!!