I have a simple (I think) report with a dataset that is grouped by 1 field in the report that is set to page break on each instance. The tablix is a list, with 1 row group header, 1 detail row and 3 footers; the footers contain subreports. I'm trying to get the group header to repeat on every page. I've set the static tablix member RepeatOnNewPage = True. I think I've tried every iteration of KeepTogether/KeepWithGroup, and the current group is never repeated on the next page. I have no idea what I could be missing.
Any other things you can think of for me to check?
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I have a SSRS report, with a tablix with 4 rows, so each record will get 4 rows in the report, and I don't know how many record I will have and in certain case the last record get cut by the ssrs report and it other part will be on the next page. I want to move the entire record in the next page.
I try to search something on stackoverflow but I find a solution(it doesn't work for me) but this solution didn't please me because it give a DEFINITE number of rows that I can show in ONE page, but I want to do it dynamically, the record I use are very different so one record can take the half of a page or can take just 2 or 3 line of text, it's very variable. So I don't want a fix number of rows I want to move the record in the next page directly when it incomplete.
Here is the solution I found on stackoverflow
And here is some illustration of my problem:
Here is the report design:
See image below. Warehouse and Customer are dropdown lists populated via query. Year is a text field. The two tables display data from datasets driven by the report parameters. Is there a way to repeat the two tables based on each member of the Customer dropdown? Preferbly with a pagebreak after the 2nd table.
I normally do this using subreports. You could either create a single subreport that contains both tables or individual subreports. The individual approach might help with page breaks etc so that's the way I'd go.
Step 1: Create a report for your first table.
As you don't state what each table does, I'll make some up for the sake of illustration.
The key is to create a subreport that displays just the info you need in a single table. So in your case this might mean we only need to pass in a single parameter, CustomerID. You might need to pass in more such as Warehouse but I don't know...
In my made up scenario, let's assume the report shows customer contacts so we create a subreport (let's call it subCustomerConacts). It has a single parameter pCustomerID and a single dataset dsCustomerContacts. The query might looks something like SELECT * FROM CustomerContacts WHERE CustomerID = #pCustomerID. Add whatever tables/textbox etc you need to display your data.
Test this subreport works by manually typing in a CustomerID
Step 2: Create a report for your second table.
Do exactly the same again, creating a new subreport. Let call this subCustomerOrders. Repeat as above until you end up with another report that can display order details (or whatever you need).
Finally, create you main report.
This is basically what you have described in you question in terms of parameters etc.
Now to add this bit that will call you subreports.
Create a dataset (let's call it dsCustomerLoop) that contains each customer from your parameter something like SELECT DISTINCT CustomerID FROM myCustomers WHERE CustomerID IN (#myCustomerParameter)
Add a table to your report, 1 column wide and stretch it so it's wide enough to accommodate you subreports.
Set the dataset to point to dsCustomerLoop
Right-Click the cell in the detail row and do "Insert Row -> Inside Group - Below". You should not have two detail rows.
Next, right click the top detail row and do "Insert -> Subreport"
Right-Click the newly inserted subreport control and choose "properties".
Choose your first SubReport form the drop-down list
Click parameters on the left,
Click "Add" and select the CusomterID parmeter, set it's value to the CustomerID field.
Repeat this process on the seconds row, choosing your seconds subreport.
You may want to also add a 3rd row to the table, you could insert a rectangle into this with page breaks set to force a new page after each seconds subreport.
That's It. When the report runs it will produce two rows per customer, each row containing a subreport.
I hope this is clear enough, I've rushed through it a bit but if anything is unclear, let me know and I'll provide a clearer solution.
I have a problem with RDLC report that I can not solve.
I have a Tablix with inside the data to display in the report.
The data within it are a list of products with the relative sizes, which are dynamic and vary from product to product.
So some products may have more or less sizes
This is my Tablix:
In this case, the product has many cuts and then the table is extended and reaches almost half report:
In this rather sizes are few and then only arrive at the beginning of the report:
How can I make sure that the table is properly sized and arrive always until the end of report?
This is the full report:
I think you should try something like:
Add empty columns to the Tablix so you can reach the end of the page
Set columns order visibility so that you have a fixed number of columns (20 columns max = 3 Columns with data + 17 without data for example)
Every columns should have a condition based on his number :
Column 1 condition:
=iif(YourMaxNumberOfColumnsWithData.Value > 1,true,false)
Column 2 condition:
=iif(YourMaxNumberOfColumnsWithData.Value > 2,true,false)
Column 3 condition:
=iif(YourMaxNumberOfColumnsWithData.Value > 3,true,false)
and so on...
I have a matrix report with 9 Row Groups and 1 Column Group (Months).
Instead of showing duplicate rows on the row groups, SSRS and Excel merge those fields. I would like them unmerged! I would like them to duplicate on my report.
I tried going to the parent group and grouping by every other field. This worked until I added two rows within the group, (which I need).
I guess you could also say that I really want my row groups to look like a table. If there's a better way to do that, I'm all ears!
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Is it TYPE field that you need all the lines for?
The bracket to the left (under Row Groups) indicates that you are Grouping on something. Remove the Group Only (but not the rows and columns) so you are not grouping and all lines will be displayed.
I have a SSRS report that I have been tasked with adding a second page to. The first page is defined by a list. I have expanded the body area of the report to house a second list. Both Lists have a size of 8.5 x 11.
My question is this.
Is this the proper way of adding a second page. And if it is, how can I make it so the second page shows up after every record of the first page?'
Thanks!
Matt
As i understood , you want a record to display after each record of the first list.
if yes Try to Do the Following :
Add a new report this will be page two.
In the first list page one , add the new report into the list as a sub report.
Now after each record in list 1 , you will see a record from page 2.
If there are parameters you want to send to sub report from list1 , Right click on the sub report in list 1, add the proper parameters from list 1 .