I am using Rdlc report in windows application. rdlc report is working perfect but the only problem with the design.
when running the report in reportviewer design is constant on first page but from second page TABLIX get expand around 1" Right and Top.
Properties I have applied:
ConsumeContainerWhiteSpace = true
canSrink =False
CanGrow = False;
but this still gives the same issues.
Thanks a lot in advance.
I have resolved this issues.
need to use List Control instead of Table/Tablix Control in details report.
Thanks a lot
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While previewing and trying to export a report to PDF in Visual Studio 2010, gives the following error :
an error occured during local report processing
an error occured during rendering of the report
ScalableList: Index 8 outside the allowed range[0::7]
When i generate a report for a lesser duration it seems to work. The only solution I could find on the internet is removing HideDuplicates and installing hotfixes which doesnt work. Can somebody please give me more information about HideDuplicates and what exactly to do?
Is there any other solution to this?
Scenario:
SSRS Tablix with grouping and page breaks contains hidden column. While preview worked fine, export to PDF caused that error. The index points, in my case, to the first column which causes error. Once I made column visible, error message pointed index to the next hidden column.
Solution:
While installing hotfix was not an option, I removed hide option from the COLUMN properties, and applied it to an each individual tablix CELL property for header and detail row.
Not miraculously for Microsoft it worked for me. Long live Microsoft...
In my case, simply removing additional formatting that I had put in for branding(the company logo etc.) did the job. I am not sure of why this happened but this is a solution I came to through trial and error. Also try not to leave any blank space at the top of the report that is to be exported - i.e keep it edge to edge with the page boundary.
In my case I didn't have any "Hide Duplicates". Visual Studio 2015 SSRS report.
I went through my hidden columns and one of the columns that wasn't even on the end was triggering this area when it was set to "Hide" and not "Show" in TextBox properties. So I set it to "Show" and just shrank the column down to almost nothing. Also set the border to none and report worked and was visibly good.
I am facing an issue while rendering slides of presentations made in PowerPoint 2013.
Actual Scenario:
I have a presentation let's say "test.pptx", just created in PowerPoint 2013 & let's say there are four slides. Now while i am rendering slides in the output window then it moves fine to next slide while i trigger on the window. However when i click to move to last slide then after showing the last slide it Shows a message that "Do you want to save your presentation or not". And suppose i click on don't save then it hangs.
Just FYI my application running in VS-2010 with wpf.
So please help me out if you have faced this issue earlier or if you have any solution or alternative for this.
Looking for your help!!!
Thanks Guys.
Don't recall the exact details off the top of my head, but I think one of the options on the open dialog is read only.
Marking the active presentation .Saved = True is the real answer to your problem, here is a VB.Net sample using dynamic binding (not the Interop Assemblies):
pp = The PowerPoint Application Object
Dim ppa As Object = pp.ActivePresentation
ppa.Saved = True
I'm using VS2010 and Crystal reports 13.
Is there any way to collapse/hide the group tree box that appears on the left hand side of my generated report? I saw a couple of proposed solutions but none seem to work for me.
Thanks in advance.
There also is a property on report viewer you can set as follows:
yourViewer.ToggleSidePanel = Constants.SidePanelKind.None;
I think this is a bit safer in case the Crystal Reports team decides to rename that button.
I finally found a solution that works, by manually finding the side panel and then hiding it:
var sidepanel = crystalReportsViewer1.FindName("btnToggleSidePanel") as ToggleButton;
if (sidepanel != null) {
crystalReportsViewer1.ViewChange += (x, y) => sidepanel.IsChecked = false;
}
adding this namespace:
using System.Windows.Controls.Primitives;
The problem was that the WPF ReportViewer is slightly diferent to the Win Forms one, some properties (such as ToolPanelView and ShowGroupTreeButton) have been removed, I tried many different things but the above was the only that did the trick.
You can change it from the designer by changing the 'ToolPanelView' to 'None' and hide the button by changing 'ShowGroupTreeButton' to 'false'. Previous versions had a method to explicitly hide the group tree but I believe it's been deprecated in the version you are using. To change the properties in code behind:
crystalreportviewer.ToolPanelView = TooPanelViewType.None;
crystalreportviewer.ShowGroupTreeButton = false;
there is a property DisplayGroupTree . and you can avoid the free space by using this code
CrystalReportViewer1.DisplayGroupTree = false;
CrystalReportViewer1.HasToggleGroupTreeButton = false;
Use the command to hide the panel.
CrystalReportViewer1.ToolPanelView = CrystalDecisions.Windows.Forms.ToolPanelViewType.None
I ran into the same issue as Crystal Report changes the convention. In older version of the Crystal report would hide the button and not show the panel on the left hand side.
CrystalReportViewer1.ShowGroupTreeButton = False
<Viewer:CrystalReportsViewer ToggleSidePanel="None"/>
Use the following properties in your webpage:
- ToolPanelView="None"
- HasToggleGroupTreeButton="false"
<CR:CrystalReportViewer ID="CRViewer" runat="server" HasCrystalLogo="False" ToolPanelView="None" HasToggleGroupTreeButton="false" BestFitPage="True" AutoDataBind="true" />
Group tree panel and its toggle will be hidden. It works well in my environment - ASP.Net 4.0, Crystal Report version 13.0.13
For asp.net
CrystalReportViewer1.ToolPanelView=CrystalDecisions.Web.ToolPanelViewType.None;
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I am attempting to create a drill down report using report server and Visual Studio 2005.
I have been able to create a tree structure, but the original report looks like it opened a new report. (Crystal Report)
This was done by the report hiding all other data apart from the drilled data and the data title.
I can’t seem to be able to do this at the moment or seem to find any help online to do what is needed.
Does anyone know how I can do this or know of any material online that could help?
Thanks
i can think of two different ways to interpret your question. 1. you want a table in a report that, when the user clicks on a specific row, drills down into the report. 2. you want a report that, when a user clicks on certain rows, it opens up another report that's a drill down of the data. for option one, read my blog here and tell me if that's what you're looking for.
Not sure which way you're asking, so I'll list both.
For all your data on a single report which is grouped you can right click on the row indicator on the table and select properties, then visibility. Inside visibility you should see a checkbox with "Display can be toggled by this item" then the dropdown will have a list of textboxes that are on the report. Just select the one you want to control the drilldown.
The alternative way is through report actions, which you create a separate report with or without parameters, and select the textbox and choose properties, goto action, select "Goto Report" then select the report to drill down to, and add your parameters.
Hope this helps.
I have a DataGridView in a WinForms 2.0 App that has a lot of columns, enough that even when maximized the user has to scroll to see all columns. The far right column is a delete button. We want to always display the delete button without the user having to horizontally scroll.
When I try setting column.Frozen = true; it removes my horizontal scrollbar and makes all of the previous columns frozen. According to Microsoft this is by design.
Does anyone have a solution for this?
This is a bug report for VS 2005: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=117002&wa=wsignin1.0#
It looks like Microsoft doesnt care to correct the issue. "By design"? What a joke.