I am new to SSRS. I have created a report.
My report has four others reports in it. And I have set the page break. Page break works before displaying the new report.
So this way I get all four reports in separate tabs in excel. But now I want my report in PDF too. But after exporting to PDF, I get a blank page after each report.
Can I set the page break only for EXCEL and ignore if I export to PDF. Second my page doesn't fir while printing. In PDF it looks good. It is on single page. But when I try to print it shows half of the page.
I cannot check now but look at Globals!RenderFormat (I think it's called that).
If you can set the page break on an expression then you can use this property to determine if you need the break of not.
Something like
=IIF(Globals.RenderFormat.Name = "PDF", False, True)
If this does not work, add a thin rectangle between each report, set the page breaks on that instead by setting the rectangle's page break properties. and then set the hidden property to the expression above. You will have to remove the existing page breaks.
It will happen sometimes. Try to change margins in Report Properties.
Body content size should not exceed Report page size.
Body content size + margin size <= report width
For Eg.
Body content size = 6 inch
Margin right = 1 inch
Margin Left 1 inch
Report width=8.5 inch
So, 6+1+1<=8.5 then report will render properly. Otherwise new empty page will come. Check below screen shot of report properties.
Overall PDF report size should match with printer page setup. Then it will print properly.
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I created a SSRS Report and I am Exporting it to an Excel Sheet. I am manually print formatting the excel sheet every time I want to print it.
The width of the report that I've created is slightly bigger so every time I print the excel sheet I go to Page Layout --> and set Width to 1 page.
Is it possible to do this in SSRS itself so that I don't have to make any manual changes to the excel sheet when I export.?
I googled, Couldn't really find any solution.
Layout of my report -
Other problem I am facing is -
When I export the SSRS report the footer doesn't exported properly
Check This -
The date doesn't get exported and I want the 'ABC' to appear in the center box but both date and the text appears in the same box.
This is how my footer looks in ssrs -
Please help. TIA
Regarding the issue with your Footer. It is exported to Excel, but you will not see it on the sheet like you do with the rest of the data. It uses the built in Footer functionality so that it can be repeated on every page.
Go to the Insert menu and click Header & Footer. You should see the footer like this:
Also, if you go to the Print Preview, you'll see that the footer is indeed repeated on each page.
Regarding the width issue, make sure you take the page margins into account when calculating the width of the report. These can be adjusted in the Report Properties. By default they are set to 1 inch on either side. So right off the bat you may be loosing 2 inches of space.
I am creating a SSRS Report (PPT export) with multiple charts and fixed number of pages. Each page contains multiple charts. I want to display different charts in the same page location based on a condition.
Now I know that ,we can Hide/Show a chart by specifying an expression for visibility attribute, but this will only Hide/Show the single type of chart in a preassigned location.
Just to reiterate
If Condition1=True
Display Chart1 at location (0,0)
Else
Display Chart2 at location (0,0)
Note: Chart1 and Chart2 are generated from different datasets
Thanks in Advance!
This is very simple to accomplish.
Create both charts and place them on top of each other in the report designer. Set up your visibility settings to only show one based on your criteria and as only one gets rendered, they will not interfere with each other or the rest of the report layout.
I Think position property for Chart is not available, so we can not manage chart position directly with any position parameter. but there is work around. create your all charts (multiple charts) in your report design, position them as you want and change their visible property as per your conditions.
e.g. if Chart1 to be displayed at position1 and position 2 based on condition, there will be 2 charts in your report RDL one at position1 and another at position2. manage each charts visible property as per condition, you should achieve what you need.
this is tried by me earlier.
I have a simple report using report viewer in my WPF application. It does not have any sub-report. The column header does show up on top of each page in the report viewer itself; however, when I try to print it out or save it to a PDF file, the column header only appears on the first page. Is there a way to have column header be on each page in the printed pages and in save file?
My Row Groups (static) setting is below
FixedData False
Hidden False
HideIfNoRows False
KeepTogether False
KeepWithGroup After
RepeatOnNewPage True
UPDATE: It turns out that the header does show up in the save file but not on every page. It shows up on page 1, then page 6 to 12, then disappear on page 13 and not show up until page 20. The rest of pages are like these, header showing up on some pages but not all. My report is using legal size paper and Landscape orientation. Is this a bug in the Report Viewer? I am using WPF .net 4.0 and SQL Server 2008R2.
We have automation processes that have been scraping a website for months. Recently we discovered that our scraper isn't working.
Turns out, the website has been changed so that they have a table with 9 columns placed inside a frame. However, either the frame or table is styled improperly and only the first 6 columns are on the screen at 100% zoom because the table is too big. When you zoom out to about 50%, the rest of the columns manage to fit in the view.
Unfortunately, there is a button on the very last column that I need to click, but Selenium doesn't like it and says the element is not in view at 100% zoom.
When I use the following to check whether it's in view or not
while (!elmt.isDisplayed()) {
// wait for it
}
and manually zoom the page out so that the column with the button comes into view, it then successfully clicks the button.
How can I zoom the page out?
Yes I had the similar issue while testing in Safari.
The work around is to zoom out the page programmatically before you perform any operation on that page.
With help of js you can do this:
document.body.style.zoom = "30%"
Or whatever value is required. In selenium make use of javascript engine to execute this script.
This worked work around perfectly worked for me.
I have a client report (.rdlc) that I am editing in Visual Studio. I need a way to display an empty page header on every page, except the first page of the report.
The reason for this is because the client has paper with their logo that needs space at the top to display on subsequent pages.
Possibly, this might help you.
On the report, right-click on the page header and select the option Header Properties...
On Page Header Properties, uncheck the option Print on first page. Now the page header will not appear on the first page of the report.
Create an empty textbox that is big enough to hold the logo.
Then, for the Hidden property of that textbox, use the expression:
=IIf(Globals!PageNumber=1,false,true)
That will hide the textbox on the first page but show it on all others.