How can i go back in the cscope results window. Pressing space takes me to the next page of results ,but what is the key to previous page of results?
If I'm not mistaken, you can use this:
<Space>
Display next set of lines.
+
Display next set of lines.
-
Display previous set of lines.
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I'm working on a "contract format-like" rdlc report, which will have four tablix with variable numbers of rows. This report also have a fixed "last page" that is set to do a page break "always".
What I want to achieve is to "span" some element to gave the impression that the remaining white space between penultimate/before last and last page won't be written/added with any more info in the future (as we use to do by handwriting/completing, in the past). The ideal object could be a transversal line (I think that's not possible in my research). Also I have found some workarounds that take in count the "number of rows" of each tablix and do and approximation height, then add the "needed" rows to the end of the last tablix but that's not quite the solution I'm looking for.
Please look the attached image for a better idea of the line desired location:
Explanation-Layout-And-Variable-Height-Meaning
I hope you can advise with your experience on this (even if not the solution some idea of how to achieve it).
Thanks in advance!
Unless I'm missing something....
If you wan to simply add a page break and then a 'blank' page...
Just add a rectangle under your last tablix.
Make it short vertically, (the width does not really matter as long as it's no wider than you tablix). Move it so it's close to the last tablix (say 5pt below)
Right-click the rectable and choose properties. Now set the properties of the rectangle to "Add a page break before"
This will force a page break after the last tablix and then push the empty rectangle onto the next page giving the impression that it is blank.
I have this setup for my report, (Produkt = Product, Belopp = Amount)
I have set the properties for the Quarter & Months as following:
Hidden: True
InitialToggleState: False
ToggleItem: Quarter (for Months) & Year (for Quarter)
I am getting these extra lines which are placed were the expanded information (quarter & months) will be placed.
The result is the following:
Here you can see the space I need don´t want to be there...
As you can see I have also merged the cells under "Produkt" for nicer looks. This has no impact on the result.
Next view when expanding Quarter:
Next view when expanding Months:
Now, I would like to NOT see the extra space when open the report, how can i achieve this?
It is not enough to simply set it in the properties. Need to do some more.
In Report Desiner, right-click on the tablix row, select "Row Visibility...", set to "When the report is initially run" to be "Hide", check "Display can be toggled by this report item" checkbox, select the name of your toggler text box in the drop down.
Same can be done to columns.
You might have a conflict where multiple controls are all trying to set the visibility property on one or more cells within that row, and you're ending up with the space for the row being taken, but the content remaining hidden until the [+] is clicked.
Look into what is affecting the visibility of that row - via properties, grouping, or toggle items.
This would typically mean that you're using the hide and show from the properties box of the row... to remove the blank spaces you need to do it by right clicking on the row and selecting the tablix properties and changing the toggle item in the visibility section.
I have a situation like this http://jsfiddle.net/9cRpe/ .
You can see that the 	 chars (tab character in html) is trimmed/removed when reaching the end of page. Is it something that can be modified by css so the tab is not trimmed?
See the attached image for the result i'd like to achieve. Thanks
white-space: pre-wrap;
MDN Document
Edit: OK, I made a silly answer.
I think the [Tab] character is not designed to act as "insert n spaces here". Instead, consider the following scenario:
--->code
//->code
You can see this in many IDE as long as you don't convert [Tab]s to [Space]s. So I think the [Tab] character means "push the next character to the next tab position".
That's why you don't see a desired space, because "the next character has already been placed in the next tab position".
Compare these two fiddles: http://jsfiddle.net/9cRpe/1/, http://jsfiddle.net/9cRpe/2/,
notice the space I added before the first "===>", and you can see the first "<===" doesn't move ---- it always aligns to the "tab" word on the first line.
I can't think of a solution right now, but I want to cover my previous stupid-ness, so I write these things that hopefully can inspire you...
Try 5 insted of 	
Is there a way I can use the middle click or maybe (Ctrl+Alt+Up) to a particular column across all lines in a long file? Currently, I am middle-clicking and then dragging this to the end of the screen and waiting for it to select all lines.
Specifically, for long files, how would I select one particular column across the entire file?
This should do it:
Ctrl+A - select all.
Ctrl+Shift+L - split selection into lines.
Then move all cursors with left/right, select with Shift+left/right. Move all cursors to start of line with Home.
OS X
You can click the following and drag to create a selection of one or more columns of characters:
Left mouse button + option
Middle mouse button
To add to an existing selection, hold command while doing the above.
To subtract from an existing selection, hold command + shift while doing the above
Windows
You can click the following and drag to create a selection of one or more columns of characters:
Right Mouse Button + shift
Middle Mouse Button
To add to an existing selection, hold Ctrl while doing the above.
To subtract from an existing selection, hold Alt while doing the above.
In Mac OS X, replace Ctrl with CMD key. So it'll be,
CMD+A - select all.
CMD+Shift+L - split selection into lines.
Then move all cursors with left/right, select with Shift+left/right. Move all cursors to start of line with Home.
I've got the following report setup:
1. Letterhead (not in the header, since i only want it on the first page)
2. List control with some data
when i export the report to PDF, and the contents of the List are less that one full page - my letterhead is displayed on the first page (the rest of the page is empty) and the List content gets moved to the second page.
if the List grows over 1 page - reports is showing up just fine (Letterhead and portion of the list on the first page - the rest on the second page)
It looks like it tries to keep the list on 1 page as long as its contents fit on the page - but when you add the letterhead to the contents it overflows the page, and the list gets bumped down to the next page.
Is there any way to keep the list on the first page regardless of its size.
Putting the letterhead in the list is my last resort, I'd like to hear some other solutions.
uploaded a sample .rdl to illustrate the problem
got rid of the list for simplicity, the problem seems to be with a textbox wanting to show up on 1 page
p.s. see this question for more details
What is the source of your text? Is it coming from a dataset? If so, Add a paragraph id in it, set your table to group on the paragraph id and show only the group header. In the group, add a bottom padding value of say 5. The table will handle the paragraph breaks for you, and if it grows more the a page it will handle it for you. Make sure that keep together is set to false. The paragraph id will be used to sort the dataset by id ascending.
sorry I didn't notice your comment at the end. The only other thing that i can think of is to shift your list up closer to the header and eliminate all empty space at the end. Also, make sure the KeepTogether option in the list is set to false. This way it will break up your list rather than move it to the next page.
you can put both the letterhead and the list inside a rectangle so they are always grouped together.
Reporting services also tries to keep the relative spaces you have in the designer, so if you list is aligned to the bottom of the page and there is a space form the header; it will keep the space on top and align everything to the bottom of the page.