I am using SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 for reporting. When we export the report to Excel, the footer image or textbox is not exported. Header image is getting exported successfully.
Does anybody know a solution for this?
Jon is correct they are exported but on opening the file you wont automatically see them as they are not displayed in "Normal" view, in 2007 switch to "Page Layout" view. not sure what its called in other versions of excel.
Note: You also might want to read this as it relates to the use of Headers/Footers in RDLC and exporting them to Excel.
Footers in Reporting Services are exported in Excel.
To see them, you need to click View -> Headers and Footers (in Excel)
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SSRS report wont work with a shared data source .
Report works perfectly fine if i use embedded data source.
The moment i switch back to shared data source the report goes blank again, no error shown.
I am trying to preview the report in visual studio 2013.
Any one got a similar problem? any suggested fix for this?
Sql server BI plugin update fixed the rendering issue
as the title says, I would like to export the report itself.
I have two version of an access database, everything in these two is the same except they made a copy to use in 2014 and one to use in 2015... and there is this one report that is not present in the 2015 access file.
So is it possible to take it out of the 2014 file ? The right-click export function seems to only be for the data generated for the report.
Open both databases and the navigation panes.
Right-click and copy the report in the source database.
Right-click the navigation pane in the target database and paste the report.
i am using ssrs report ,and i have some problem in that when i try to open report using report viewer report showing a blank page but report export to pdf working fine blank render report also Export successfully and print also it is working fine
but the problem is in report viewer report not render and it is showing blank page if i try to find something or some key word if i enter to find that all report are render properly .
in report server if i try to open the report it is showing blank.
Sounds like a browser problem, the reports that i create on ssrs 2008 r2 only seem to render correctly on Internet Explorer.
Check your parameters, If any are unhidden or set to prompt user then SSRS won't render direct to PDF
If any of your parameters having more than 1000 available values this problem may occur.
Please have a look on this question and answer:
Report is not loading when using parameters
I am working on a report project in SSRS 2008. There will be 14 reports (separate rdl files) in this project and I want to use the exact same header design for all of them. I have created the header in the first report, is there a way either save the header (it has a couple images, background color and a couple textboxes, one with an expression) as a single object which can them be copied to each report, or maybe create each new report based off this one report, then I can just change the dataset? Thanks.
In Report Builder 3.0:
The most straightforward way to do this is the old "Save As" trick. (Save a copy of your original report under a new name and use the copy to make a new report)
You could also locate the header block in your .rdl xml section and copy and paste that into your finished reports, but that is more likely to generate difficult to trace errors.
Is it possible to delete or hide a particular row in a table item just in excel rendering of the report. I have a summary report , which has a link to its detail report(drill through), when i export the summary report to excel i would like to delete the row with link becasue it wont work from excel . any idea?
Thanks for your time.
San
If your going to export to CSV you could set the DataElementOutput to none. I don't think there is any easy to do this to hide the report in excel. One thing you can try is to make the URL work. I bet the report is using the internal name of the server. There should be a way to configure ssrs to use a FQDN.
I would agree with Josh. In short there isn't an easy way to do it. You could potentially write and install your own plug-in to use instead of the excel output, but this would be pretty time intensive.
if your users know that they want to export to excel/csv, you could just create a new report without the links, but a link on the summary report to the new report you jsut created, and have them export from there.