SQL Reporting :: SSRS Table Header Working Differently In And Out Of Print Layout?
Sep 2, 2010
This is bizarre and seems like a bug to me.Using a table in SSRS, I have a details row, with a parent group and finally a header row. For my header row, I am referencing a particular cell in the parent group.I am doing this so that i can have the header row repeat on each page of the group.his works fine when I'm not in Print Layout mode. However, when i switch to print layout mode, or print the report itself, the data that is presented on the screen is different then what is presented when not in print layout mode. WHAT THE F*!@!??
I've been battling this for a while now and i'm at my wits end. Has anyone else experienced different results from when you are in print layout mode as opposed to being in print layout mode?
I have a problem when I am exporting my report to Excel.
When exported to excel, I could see the table header on only the first page but not on all the pages. I have also checked the option "Repeat Header rows on New Page", but that didnt work.
I have been building a report that shows several line graphs where the X axis is TIME.I have put each graph in the group header cell of a table in SSRS.I have tried many things to be able to line up the graphs (get the X axis to line up the same times vertically).I have used the align X-Axis option and it does not seem to work.
Initially after deploying SSRS 2005 report on server, the client machine could not avail print functionality because of the error "Unable to load client print control". Inspite of allowing ActiveX installation, the print functionality was not working. Googling on this issue I found that rsclientprint.dll needs to be registered in C:Windowssystem32.successfully registering this dll, print functionality started working on some machines. However on some machines it started giving the error 'Error loading resource library.(0x8007007E)'.
I have a rdl report for displaying letters. When the content of a letter is very long(say 8000 characters), naturally on printing it will be printed in multiple pages. But when I do a preview, all the content is shown in one page only with vertical scrollbars. Can I have a page break here, so that I know the amount of pages my letter is going to consume on printing.?
I have at least 87 report in my project what i am thinking to create a custom header and footer item in the report. In Header and footer we are showing a image so if we want to change the image then we need to change the image in all my 87 reports so is there any template that we can set in my header and footer so child report inherits from them.
I'm designing a layout for a report in VS2008 using SSRS/RDLC format. And every time I setup a part of that report i test it on my workstation to see if everything is ok. But, today, i finished the first page of that report and uploaded it to my hosting server (were it's going to be used), and when i press the button to convert the report to .pdf and download it the layout is completely ruined :-/ When i do the same thing in my workstation every thing 'comes out' beautifully, but up on the server it doesn't .
2) At the bottom of the screen, select a dropdown arrow beside column groups.
3) Enable "Advanced Mode" by clicking on it.
3) Then under Row Groups,select the static row and choose properties or press F4.
4) Set the following attributes for the static row or header row.
RepeatOnNewPage : True KeepWithGroup : After
When we export the table report in SSRS 2008 as a word document, the table headers won't repeat when the table spans to multiple pages. The reason is the table report is exported as an inner table. So, Microsoft Word doesn't support header repetition for an inner table.
How to combine two table in a database to create a single report. For example I am having two tables in a database linked each other by means of primary and foreign key I cant able to combine these two tables while designing in aspx window. I can able to combine in .rdl file that is normal ssrs, when coming here (.rdlc) I cant able to combine the two tables. I am using VS2008 and SQL2008.
This layout should work fine with first row columns should have width of 70 and 30% resp and second row should have width of 50 and 50 resp. But the output what i see different. what could be the problem and how to fix it. I couple of solutions for it
1. defining width at column level will work 2. defining a blank row with four columns above or below.
I would like to in a table/matrix in the table header but it is not allowed. Any solution that I can insert a table as a report header and display on each page?
In SSRS 2005 I could select the header row of a table and in the properties window, expand the BorderStyle property and type Solid in the Bottom property and I would get a border at the bottom of the row containing my column headers. In SSRS 2008 I cannot do this. If I select the header row, the BorderColor, BorderStyle and BorderWidth properties do nothing when you expand them. If you try typing into them you get an error: "Property is not valid." So I selected the header textbox for one column and tried adding the bottom border to it, thinking that I might have to set each column individually, but the border does not appear for that column heading.
I've a MDX Query that has where clause as shown below.I'm designing report using SSRS 2008. How can i pass date as parameter? I tried to setup @from and @to as parameter but not working?
WHERE ( {[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[2010-04-01 00:00:00]:[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[2010-08-30 00:00:00]} )
need it to work as WHERE ( {[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[@From]:[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[@To]} )
I have created a drill down report in SSRS which works fine in Visual studio but when deployed and viewed using a report viewer on an asp.net web page it acts funny. It load fine the first time but as soon as i expand any of the drill downs the width of the report suddenly becomes very! lengthy and the details data disappears.
I am having an issue where if I click on the print icon in the report viewer embedded in an application, I get the error "unable to load client print control". However, when running through report manager, this is fine. I am running SQL Server 2005 SP3 and report viewer 9.
It seems the Print Icon in Reporting Services is now throwing up a Windows Authentication box. Even when entering my domainusername and password, nothing happens. It just keeps popping up?
Our reporting service URL is a http://IP Address/........
Not sure if that has anything to do with it. We did add the I.P. in the Local Intranet Zones but still nothing works.
Upgraded to IE 8 and received the "Unable to load client print control" msg researched this a bit and everything pointed to the Killbit hotfix. However we did not install this hotfix so this can't be the problem. Uninstalled IE 8 and went back to IE 6 still get the error msg.
Running windows 2003 server, SQL server 2005sp2 on same box
