I have a ssrs report to build. I need print out both sides. One side is a matrix. It's like 2x2 table. load details information of every customer. The other side is Customer contact information, also like 2x2 table . So after print it, we can cut it to 4 piece. Now I set report page size 8.5x11 with margin (.5,.5,.5,.5) on position(0,0) body size 16x10. I put second matrix on position (8.5,0).
Now I there is blank page after front side. It's like Front side, blank page, back side, Front side, blank page, back side...
How to get rid of the blank page.
I move the second matrix next to first one. Now problem is solved.
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I have the following RDL setup: a single rectangle that contains 3 elements (an image, and 2 textboxes). Underneath the rectangle, I have multple tablixes, lets say 3 for now, but this number will increase or decrease dynamically as I am constructing the RDL markup with XML within my .net app. Each tablix will have it's own unique dataset (data and columns differs between the tablixes).
In order to render each tablix on a new page, I went ahead and added a PageBreak:End on each tablix, except the last one. Now, I need the rectangle to be repeated on each page, but how do I do this? I thought that maybe the RepeatWith property could be used, but this only allows a single selected data region. So, the rectangle rendered on page 1 and page 3 (not on page 2).
Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks
You could place the rectangle in the report header to repeat on each page:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/selvar/2010/12/27/report-headers-and-footers-with-microsoft-sql-server-reporting-services/
I'm creating a report by account that will either print 2 pages duplex (front and back). But sometimes the amount of data will make it overflow to 3 pages. When that happens I need to make sure a 4th page gets generated (blank) so the next account can print on the front of page 1. How can I accomplish this in VS2010? Thanks.
The answer, like most formatting questions, is to use a Rectangle.
Insert a rectangle, place it after your first table and give it a height of 0.125in. In the Rectangle properties, check Add Page Break After.
Now the problem is with your needing to only use the rectangle's page break when it's on page 2.
Since the Page Number built-in field only works in the header or footer, you need some code for the page number. Add code to get the Page Number to the report code (Report Properties -> Code):
Public Function PageNumber() as integer
Return Me.Report.Globals!PageNumber
End Function
Then set the Rectangle's visibility to Show or Hide based on expression and the expression to:
=IIF(Code.PageNumber() = 3, TRUE, FALSE)
I have use one sub-report in main report with use of jasper Reports. sub-report is print half of is in one page and other half in next page. but i want to print it is in single page. Please help me.
You can set SplitType to equal Prevent in the detail band properties, but that only prevents a band from splitting from page to page, forcing it to begin on the following page of your report. If the output of your sub-report is naturally longer than the page height you have set, then this will just force the sub-report to begin on the following page. I do not think this would be a desirable outcome since in that case the subreport would still populate two separate pages (actually 3 if you include the resulting blank first page).
All that said one solution would be to check off "Ignore Pagination" in your main reports properties. This will ensure that your entire report is viewed as one single page, but this causes problems when printing or PDF'ing.
You are a bit vague in your question, but its also possible that the detail band height is too high. IReport is "pixel perfect" so if the subreport element begins in the middle of the band then that is where it will start. Also if you have title, page header, or column header bands that are not being used, these will result in unwanted white space.
Hope this helps!
There is a property called "isSplitAllowed" in the band tag that should help you.
http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/schema.reference.html#band
In VS2010 I have a report, with a table of data that can cause the report to span multiple pages.
Also on this report I have a rectangle that has some contact information for the company the report is for, that I need it to repeat on every page, to the side of the previous table. However this rectangle is not, and cannot be in the header or footer. Is there a way to make an element of a report repeat on every page?
I'm afraid there isn't. You'll have to mimic this by splitting your report into pieces and forcing page breaks after which you display the header again. You can use the List component to do this and group your data to a fixed row height to break to a next page.
I got the problem that my RDLC-Report always repeats the whole header, if there is data or not, it always repeats the blank space.
I dont want to use a Rectangle instead of my header or something, is there a workaround with let this header-data in the header?
I dont want to have this blank spaces, i wanna see my body there.
Thanks in ancipiation
Alex
You can try a group header...? Hide the row(s) if there's no data for it, and that won't leave a space... set the header to repeat on each page.
Would that be an option?
I've done a few reports that required a footer but some of the stuff in there was only needed on the last page but I didn't want that huge white space in the footer area when the visibility was set to hide for all the pages but the last one... A group footer didn't work for me because I needed certain things at the very bottom of every page (like a form) and you can't access the globals from in the body of the report to toggle visibility... Ultimately I had to setting for that stuff I wanted on the last page to be at the end of the data, meaning it might be in the middle of the last page.... But I positioned my main tablix inside a big rectangle that's is equal to the whole page length - margin size - header length - footer length - (that rectangle I want on the last page).length so that if there is only one row of data, that last page item isn't directly below it but actually right above the footer where it should be. However, if the data is more than a page, that rectangle is just at the end of the data, which is an okay compromise.