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My questions it's that.. How can a I set a Report Footer (Information that just appear on the last page of the report ) in reportViewer?.
cause when I set Page footer it appear on every single page of my report, but I need the information only once, on the last page of the report.
VisualStudio TeamSystem 2008.
C#
windows XP Profesional SP3
Thanks.
you can insert a rectangle to your report footer and put all of your footer to that. after that write an expression for its visibility. you should use
Globals!PageNumber and Globals!TotalPages for this. if this two property equals then you set visibility to true.
You can also turn your footer text to an expresion like this
=IIf(Globals!PageNumber<>Globals!TotalPages,"","My footer text")
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While working with Tablix Report I want to visible Group header while scrolling
I tried Fixed Data = True but not working for me. BTW, First header row is working fine by changes of show scroll bar. (FixedData property to True in Advanced Mode) but not the this one row.
Kindly provide me the solution.
In SSRS 2008 R2, I managed a workaround using subreports.
Make a report that shows the data for a single group, based on a parameter.
Put all the headers you want on this report's tablix, and make them fixed with FixedData = True.
Use the parameter to set what will appear in the group-specific header text.
Make a separate report that will get every group.
Create a table grouped by your group, with one cell.
Put a Subreport in the cell, and pass the group to the subreport's parameter.
This worked for me in the Visual Studio preview, and viewing a deployed version on IE and Chrome, and hopefully will work in your environment too.
The catch is you'll see the main report header repeated for each group. However I tried to add this to the main report and it seemed to confuse matters, functioning differently in preview, IE and Chrome.
I have a report with two subreports inside. The main report has keeptogether true and page break checked in a group. Both subreports has keeptogether false and no page break.
My environment is SSRS 2008 and VS 2013 (Reportviewer 11)
I got two (separate) issues:
the page break is not working when I display the reports in reportviewer in browser. But it works when I export it into pdf.
if the main+subreports cannot fit to one page. then it basically cut the main report and subreport into different page (even though
keeptogether in mainreport is true and subreport is false)
Is there someone that can suggest what is going on? Some post stated that this is a default behaviour, if yes, is there any workaround for this?
Thanks before!
The default DisplayMode of the ReportViewer is set on Normal, try changing this to PrintLayout.
myReportViewer.SetDisplayMode(DisplayMode.PrintLayout);
When the report content exceeds the maximum page size it will break to a new page, there is no way of stopping this, in the designer the property even says "Keep together on one page if possible".
As your description of your actual report isn't completely clear, I'll assume that your main report has some data above the two subreports that you wish to be kept together.
To achieve this wrap that data inside a new Rectangle and set the KeepTogether property on True.
If I misunderstood you in anyway, just let me know and i'll update my answer.
In Access 2010, I have a button that launches a macro that prints a report. Button->Macro->Report. The report is only on one page and is 8.1 in width. It will not go to 8.
I have deleted the header and footers and all that is left is the detail portion. It is contained on one page, but it prints 3 extra pages. I have been scouring Google and messing with the report properties, but nothing has stopped it from printing 3 extra pages.
The page margins are set at .25" all around.
I'm not sure what you mean when you say you "deleted" the header and footers. Under design view, set the "visible" property for the headers/footers to "no" to see what is causing the issue. Often it is the footers that cause weird page breaks. If you find out that a footer is the culprit, you could make an additional group level with only a footer and copy all the data in either the page or report footer into that other footer. I usually have it group on expression "=1" and set the report footer "visible" to "no".
We have about 100 different reports. All of them have the same footer, which contains a Page Number, and maybe some other text. The footer design may change regularly.
So now, for exmaple, if we want to change the footer from "Page 1 of 5" to "P. 1/5", this has to be done for each report, i.e. 100 times.
I would like to be able to put a Subreport in the footer instead, and then only one change will be needed. However, SSRS won't let you insert a Subreport in the footer (CrystalReports let's you do that).
What can be done?
If you're using SQL Server 2008 R2 and Report Builder, you could create your footer details inside a rectangle and publish that rectangle as a Report Part. You would then just need to open reports in Report Builder and run a "Check for Updates" to update the footer.
Reporting Services 2005
My layout is like this:
I have the mainreport which contains a table
This table has 3 groups it runs by, GrpLevel1, GrpLevel2, GrpLevel3
Sub-Reports are added to one of 3 groups and are executed passing that group key to the sub-report
So, a particular sub-report will run at GrpLevel1 and for every level2 it contains, the sub-reports under GrpLevel2 will run.
The problems I'm having are that the sub-reports want to jump to the next page leaving a gapping hole of white-space in the report.
If a sub-report contains a table with a bunch of data and it can not fit on 3/4s of a page (first page on report has report header on top 1/4), it will jump the whole thing to the next page leaving only a header, rather than printing what it can on the first page.
On the table I have "Keep Together" turned off.
I'm at a loss and about ready to set my cube on fire. Insight in to this would be greatly appreciated.
UPDATE ****************THIS HAS BEEN FIXED IN SSRS 2008 R2***********************
It has been fixed with (SQL Server) Reporting Services 2008 R2. You can now toggle the KeepTogether on Sub-Reports. Pagination looks a lot better.
Looks like there is no solution to this problem. The bug is aknowleged by microsoft, but its still not fixed in SSRS2008.
From the KB article (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938943)
This behavior occurs because the
Subreport control has an implicit
KeepTogether property. By design, the
KeepTogether property tries to keep
content of a subreport on one page.
Because of this behavior, the report
engine creates blank space on the main
report if the subreport does not fit
on the same page as the main report.
Then, the report engine creates the
subreport on a new page.
The work around that they list is essentially 'don't use subreports'
I am not sure about the earlier version of SSRS, but I faced this same issue in SSRS 2008.
The solution is to change the Subreport property in Code.
Go to the solution explorer, right click on your report and click on "View Code".
Search for your Subreport.
Inside subreport tag you'll find "<KeepTogether>", which would be set to "true", change it to "false"
This property is not avaiable from designer and has to be changed from the actual report xml code.
right click of subreport and chose format subreport, then uncheck keep object together
Another way I got around this was to place the subreport in the report header. Of course that is very dependent on the report content and elminates any of the usefulness of subsequent sections but it did solve my problem of having a huge chunk of whitespace on the first page.
It took me a week to solve this one! But I did find a solution and happy to share it with you.
I had the exact same problem. In my main report, there is a Table that has 3 groups and 2 different subreports in each group. And these subreports had matrices. I believe regardless of matrices, subreports being placed inside group/detail bands within a table caused alot of unnecessary blank pages to be printed before, in between and after the sections. It was a pain the neck and I was thinking of removing the subreports but then it defeats the whole purpose of the report.
So finally, what fixed it was instead of placing the subreport in DETAIL bands of the groups in the table, place them in the Footer of the groups. Now I know this may change/affect the format of the report and may not fit in with your report purposes. But this fixed the issue for me. Another way of getting around the blank page issue was leaving the subreports wherever they are (detail or group bands), and moving OTHER detail bands into one Footer band. Essentially what needs to be kept in mind, is to reduce the number of detail/group bands inside the table. Limit the groupings and have minimum number of subreports within a table if you can manage that.
Hope this helps someone out there.
For SSRS 2008
If your subreports are in any group, you should go to group properties and switch the keep together property for that group(s) to false. This worked for me.