I am adding Multiple rows on Table Layout Panel. I am using 2 Columns.I am adding dynamically Charts on every rows.
I want to show 500 charts on this panel means there is a requirement of 250 rows.
My code is doing exactly what I want. but It shows me only 162 Charts, others are not showing however I can see the scrollbar. when I am scrolling a panel It shows me blank and last two
charts are truncated.
I am also using download charts in png format. When I am downloading from the Panel.controls, It allows me downloading.
I thought there might be a printing issue. I have also tried with Panel.ResumeLayout();
can any body solve this ?
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I have a problem with my rdl report cutting off the column chart I put in when viewing it in print layout. The layout of the page is correct as no additional pages appear in the print layout.
I have a column chart that consists if 11 columns (categories) and it only seems to display 9 and half of the tenth off. It does not matter if I put the page orientation in landscape of portrait, the same problem exists. It also does not matter what size I make the chart, it seems to cut of the last column in print layout.
When I export the file to pdf then it works perfecty.
Can anyone assist me please?
Kind Regards
You can try to change size of the print page and orientation. press F4 on Design screen, you will see properties bar. There is a button (looks like a wierd spaceship or key) named "property pages".Paper size, orientation, mergins etc. can be set here
I develop my report using SSRS. I want to repeat chart per project.
I use list and insert chart in list. When I preview report I get this
I want to display Chart same (same size ) on first Chart
Try to use the rectangle to contain chart. Put the rectangle into the list and make enough space for this rectangle. It supposed to some margin and space setting causing this size issue.
I'm trying to figure out how to draw multiple RGraph charts on a single canvas. Not overlapped charts, but, say, one chart under another. I'd prefer to do it this way (rather than have multiple canvases on the page) as should far easier to generate a png from a single canvas rather than try to stitch a bunch of pngs together.
Suggestions? Other approaches I may be missing?
There's an example of using one canvas to show multiple Gauge charts in the download archive called: demos/gauge-bank.html
and you can download the archive here:
https://www.rgraph.net/download.html
And here's a HOWTO showing a canvas again with three Gauge charts, not overlapping this time:
https://www.rgraph.net/canvas/howto-gauges.html
In the case of Bar charts or Line charts you would set a big left margin for one chart and a big right margin for the other chart, so each allows space for the other.
I have the following report:
In Excel I'd use something called Freeze Pane below the chart ....this would mean as the user scrolls down, the table will scroll, but the chart would always remain visible.
Is it possible to implement this behavior in RS?
EDIT
Note: the chart and the tablix use different Datasets
Yes, you can get this going with a bit of tweaking.
With Tablix objects, you have the option to fix header rows, i.e. they will stay at the top of the page when scrolling.
You can set this at the Tablix level:
Or at the row level with Advanced Mode set by using the FixedData property:
So what you can do to take advantage of this is to insert a Chart into those repeating Header rows. I tested this with a basic report:
This did succeed in having the Chart scroll with the Tablix, so will fulfil your requirements. One warning - it didn't look good when I did this (overlapping cells and the like), but it was a report with zero formatting so hopefully this will be helpful for you, anyway.
Edit after comment:
In my simple report example I added a new Dataset to the report, and pointed the embedded Chart to this new Dataset - this didn't work, as every time I did this it would always revert to the old Dataset (i.e. the one specified at the Tablix level).
However, what you can do instead is use a Subreport, which contains the required Chart, and embed this Subreport in the Tablix header. I just tried it now and it worked as required; the Chart using the second Dataset was fine and it scrolled with the Tablix as required.
So it's still a viable option with multiple Datasets, you just need the extra step of using a Subreport:
New report:
Subreport:
In my application, I'm generating a FlowDocument with several paragraphs of text.
Using a FlowDocumentScrollViewer , I can display the document in my UI. If the document is too long for the available space, the FlowDocumentScrollViewer does it's job and introduces a vertical scrollbar. All good.
If I use a FlowDocumentPageViewer the response to show additional pages of text, also as designed.
However, what I want in my application is for the viewer to grow wider.
So, for a short document, the viewer is narrow (say, around 360 pixels with one column of text), but for a longer document the viewer is wider (say, around 720 pixels with two columns of text). An even longer document would expand to three columns, and so on.
I've seen a number of WinRT applications that do this kind of thing - The New Zealand Herald has one app. But, I'm working in regular WPF and have ended up stumped.
How can I display a FlowDocument so that it's all visible at once - no scrollbars, no pagination, just multiple columns of text stretching across?
Why do I want this? I'm showing several disparate pieces of information on a single page, and I want to have a single horizontal scrollbar for panning across the lot, not separate scrollbars for each piece. For example, I've got my ListBoxes working this way by using a WrapPanel as the ItemsPanelTemplate - when there are too many items for one column, another column opens up and the listbox gets wider to accomodate.