I am using reportviewer 2010 Winforms
In normal mode, I want the entire report to display in one page only. I read different topics and learnt setting the Interactive height property to zero might do the trick.
I believe I could set the INterative height by clicking on a tablix -> In Properties window, there's a Size which has Width and height. However when I set the height to 0, it reverts back to the previous inches which was there before.
I need help with how to set the Interactive page height? Is this set at report level or for each tablix inside the report?
I believe the width and height setting in Report => Report properties is for physical rendering (PDf) and not for logical rendering (Html in normal mode).
Thanks in advance.
Nevermind, I was able to figure it out. I had to bring up the Report properties by clicking somewhere outside the report in the rdlc file. In the properties, I was able to find Interactiveheight and I set it to 0.
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As the subject says, I have an SSRS report that needs to have its printer setup a certain way, such as changing page orientation from Portrait to Landscape, in order to print correctly.
However, every time I go to do a test print of this report in Report Viewer, when I check the printer properties, they've all reverted back to the defaults. None of the changes I made were saved past the printing in that moment when I clicked OK.
Changing the settings in the printer itself has met the same result. Has anyone else encountered this? I am using SQL Server 2014.
EDIT: I forgot you can make SSRS reports in Visual Studio, so to be clear I'm using SSRS Report Builder.
Following Russel's response, I have confirmed that my page width and height are set correctly for landscape printing. I hadn't changed the margins from their 1" defaults before now, so hopefully that will yield some result. In any case, here's what my settings look like right now.
In VS, select the Properties tab and in the dropdown at the very top, right under "Properties", select "Report". If you scroll down you'll see settings for "Page", including Margins and Page Size. If it should print landscape, swap the PageSize settings: 11in wide and 8.5in high. Set appropriate margins and be aware that if you have 1" left and right margins, your report data can only be 9" wide. Those properties should carry through to the printer.
I am working with Report Builder in SQL Server 2016.
I have multiple text boxes say Textbox1, Textbox2 and Textbox3 of different heights. I want them to have same height. I can do that by selecting each of them one by one, going to its properties and set the value of Height property under Size.
But what if I want to set the height of all of them at once? How can I do that? I selected all of them, then go into properties, but under Size the Height property is not visible.
Thanks
You can go to Home > Align and check if there is a option which suits your case. If not then I guess you have to do it for each textbox in the properties.
I have a TreeView (System.Windows.Forms.TreeView) control on a custom control (similar to the Output window in visual studio 2013). that control is placed at the bottom of a main form (like the visual studio ide). when i populate this TreeView control with data, it fills correctly, but, if the containing control is close to the bottom, the displayed "popup" is cut off. if i expand the lower control to have more room, the control displays with all the data. the display is "docked" to where it was designed. i tried putting a scrollbar on the display (which worked), but this is not the desired/requested behavior.
what i would like to do is to either have the display "go up", if necessary, like the "Show output from:" display on the Output window in Visual Studio 2013, or, simply have the display be FreeFloating.
any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance.
pete.
RESOLVED:
- create 3 new variables ... originalParent, originalLocation, and firstTime.
- in the Resize method (which is called from a mouseOver event), where the size of the display is set, if this is the first time, save off the above and set the parent to the TopLevelControl
- determine the new location on the form ... originalParent.FindForm().PointToClient(originalParent.PointToScreen(originalLocation).
- see if the displayed output would go beyond the end of the top form ... TopLevelControl.DisplayRectangle.Height - (locationOnForm.Y + oTreeView.DisplayRectangle.Height)
- if the difference is less than 0, adjust the new location.Y by the difference.
- set the display output Location to the new location
presto ...
also, added a method so that when the main form is resized, or the containing control is repositioned, the location is set using the info above - just not adjusting for the display output height.
add a call to the reset in the mouseLeave event
Want to open my report viewer containing a page in a Model popup. When I maximize the Model popup screen, all of the container div are taking width as per the screen width, but the Report viewer is not responsive.
Can any body suggest solution regarding this
You should try this solution
Zoom : Sets the report zoom value as an integer percentage or a string constant. Standard string values include Page Width and Whole Page. This parameter is ignored by versions of Internet Explorer earlier than Internet Explorer 5.0 and all non-Microsoft browsers. The default value of this parameter is 100.
For example in Native mode:
http://myrshost/reportserver?/Sales&rc:Zoom=Page Width
Ref : https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152835.aspx
When adding an indicator to a report as per the image, is it possible to have all the indicators the same size regardless of the cell size (so centre them all rather than stretching to fill the cell)
Use rectangles within the cells of the table: within these, objects can be easily sized to not take full height or width.
Yes, sizing the rectangles and their contents can be annoying. I don't try to do much of this with the mouse, I quickly fall back to the properties window where I can type position and size.
try clicking on the indicator area (default name ie GaugeReportItem) within GaugePanel. You will get Size and position in Properties on the right hand side where you can choose AutoLayout. This will in effect center and resize gauges based on the cell width, height and your settings.
Hope it helps.
Exporting SSRS report to Excel did not go as expected.
Report with indicators in rectangles exported to Excel was randomly adding 0 height rows between the records which was not what I wanted. My indicators where simple green ticks and red crosses, based on true false. I have tried everything I found out there, even a subreport for indicator. No luck...
Figured it out that the indicators randomly outgrows the parent item when you export it, just like a chart. Ended up with saving a tick and a cross as an image. Then used an image control(with fit proportional set) and embedded Image with conditional statement to pick specific image. Also added some padding not to overlap borders.
The only problem I could think of is if the background of the report is not white as I could not change the background color of the cell the Image is and there is no option for the Image background.
Hope this helps someone else.