I have a multi-level groupings in my SSRS report. When I export the report to excel the expand icon (+) in excel is not aligned correctly. How do I fix this?
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For SSRS, is there a way to control the default excel export view? I would like to collapse certain rows while keeping the rest expanded.
In the image, I would like to collapse ("collapse1","collapse2","collapses3"). Currently the SSRS exports everything expanded.
I am facing issue with expression based Borderstyle and BorderColor in Excel Export only whereas same expression is working as expected in web browser, PDF export and report designer. In Detail row-group, row is using expression based Borderstyle to show border "Solid" or "None" but Excel export is completely omitting the expression.
for bottom border Color =IIF(Fields!Show_Underline.Value=1,"Black","White")
for bottom border Style =IIF(Fields!Show_Underline.Value=1,"Solid","None")
Please see below screenshots
Report Output in web browser, PDF export and report designer
Report Output in EXCEL
Sample RDL location:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MgWExAQqUu2QYBaO4mvZ5QoNV16ob0UB/view?usp=sharing
Here it is.
Select all three cells and then go to border style default as None but at bottom add below expression
=IIF(Fields!ShowUnderlin.Value=1,"Solid","None")
I get hidden extra fields in my report in Excel after export from SSRS.
There is only 1 table in report. All columns have same size.
SQL Server 2014, Report Builder 3.0
Please any help.
Kindly
Taty
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When we see extra fields in the Excel export it is usually because a text box not in the main tablix has an edge that does not align with the fields in the tablix. Make sure that all fields not in the tablix (including header and footer fields) have their edges aligned with a tablix field edge.
It could be that your report contains hidden columns.
Hidden Columns in your report are not removed, only hidden. so they get copied when you export to Excel.
Open the report in report builder and check if there are columns there that are not shown in the report.
this is the ssrs report image see the red boxes it is properly aligned
SSRS
but when i am exporting to PDF or excel alignment issue are coming
pdf image
SSRS exported to PDF
I have dealt with this many times. Most of the time its manually adjusting the padding of the header and the taxlib item itself. You will just have to export and check in pdf. No earier way.
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