I'm using Crystal reports 13 on visual studio 2010.
I have a report that is displayed in a CrystalViewerReport control and almost everything is ok except that with some details the text is not wraping correctly and some of the content is displayed out of the field area.
This only occurs in the viewer because if I export it as PDF the text is ok and no information is overlapped. So I would like to know if there is some configuration that I should apply on the control.
Thanks.
For Wrap your Text, Right Click on the textobject ,choose the formate object,Check the can grow Textbox,THus you can wrap your text.
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I have a textbox with the report title which doesn't show in preview (both in header or body) and a textbox in footer with page counts that doesn't show. In the body I have a Table with a few columns that don't show values but do show the table cells. I noticed that values did show for returned records on first try but not for column headers; however, when I resized one cell, no values were shown at all for anything. Now, no text values show at all in Preview mode.
When I export report to PDF, everything shows (title, body, footer). This also works when I published to the Portal.
Here is what I tried without success:
Changed the font color to all texts to red but text values still don't show.
Deleted the report data files (.data) but text values still don't show.
Open the report file (.rdl) with Report Builder but text values still don't show.
So, it is in the editors (VS and Report Builder) that the problem only exists as rendering (PDF, Word) works and running in Report Portal works.
Thanks.
My issue was resolved by unticking the "Allow height to increase" check box for the text box.
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I faced this same issue using the standalone Report Builder application, and I resolved it by placing the textbox inside a rectangle. From then on, it rendered in preview mode as expected. However, I'm not sure how that would affect auto-growth.
I have a Crystal Report that was designed in CR Developer for Visual Studio (I'm using VS 2017, and the CR Developer is version SP23).
I'm looking for a way to change the color of the page. I can change each individual section and field, but what happens is between the last detail section and the page/report footer, only white shows. I figure that if I could somehow set the page background color, then even the blank sections of the page would still be colored.
Here is an example of what I'm talking about:
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Place a background color image in page header and set it to 'Underlay Following Sections'.
I have a weird situation: in design and preview my report showing barcode properly but in report viewer or exported in PDF report's behaviour is like I dont have a referenced font (Free 3 of 9).
Is there any cure for such things?
Check if the font is embeddable in PDFs. Got to the fonts-folder in windows, right click the font and check the properties. There should be some entry saying that embedding is allowed.
Edit:
Here is my (german) propery-dialog of font:
In VS2010, I've created an rdlc report that I want to view using the reportviewer. On the report, I want to use a scanned image underneath all the text (since it must look like the agency's letterhead), and this image must take up the whole page. The problem is that the text boxes on the report are all bumped down beneath the image. Can someone help me figure out how to make this work?
Right click the image, select Layout, Send to Back.
I'm doing this in VS 2012 now, but I think it's the same in VS 2010.
Right click the body of your report (in design mode),
Select "Body Properties..." and from there you can specify a Background Image.
You can place text above the image at design time. When ReportViewer display the report, it will look bad, but if you export the report in PDF format will look the same as you wish.
I know my answer does not resolve the problem. After working a lot on the subject, it is all I could get.
I have now tried in VS2013. No change.
I have a report created in Crystal (the version that comes with Visual Studio 2005) that contains an IFieldObject that I want to use to display some rich text. I have set the TextFormat of the IFieldObject to crRTFText, however when I run the report the textbox displays all the rtf markup rather than actually displaying the formatted text.
Is there some other settings that need to be changed in order for Crystal to display rich text?
What viewer are you using for your report? The HTML based viewers (WebForm and Java) may not support RTF output.
The ActiveX (definitely!) or WinForm (I think) viewers should support RTF in fields.
Have you tried rich formatting with html instead?