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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Report Help..!

Hi All,

I have a set of "VB reports" binded to a wizard, where you can select fields which will appear on the report. Also you can change Group By and Order By Fields.

Initiallly this was designed and used for "A4" size papers. But now I need dynamically adjust the report for selected paper size. Anyone can guide me on this...?

I am hoping to use papers larger than "A4" only....

- Help meHow about designing seperate files for different sizes and display them accordingly?|||Dim Report As New dsrVoucher

Report.SetUserPaperSize 1400, 2200
Report.PaperSize = crPaperUser

then so on...

but.. size u 'll given is in pixel..
not in inches..cms..
well.. as i also suggest.. the better way to do so is to design different report..with different page setup...
crystal report have some very unfortunate and teasing issues.. while printing .. bcoz of printer based reporting system..

but very some time teasing....and always comfortable at any type of reporting...
neways
best of luck

Report header and footer only to appear in printed version

HI

I have a report that I view in Sql 2005 reporting services that contains no header or footer. I do not want these to be displayed in the browser.

I would like to add a header and perhaps footer which will only appear on the printed document but not in the web browser.

Is there any way to accomplish this task?

Thanks

Further to the question posted above, as an alternative ...

Is it possible to view one version of a report and print a different version ?

I am considdering using the ReportViewer control and disabling the print button. Replacing print functionality by putting a link to a second, printable version, of the report and printing it without rendering.

A more elegant approach would be preferred. Any suggestions?

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Report Header

How can I

create a header that will only appear on the first page? The page

header doesn't seem to have an expression area that would accomplish

this and globals are not useable in table headers.

Thanks

You could try putting your first page header inside a rectangle in the page header. You can set the visibility of the rectangle to the expression:

=(Globals!PageNumber <> 1)

If you have another header that you want to appear on other pages you could use a second rectangle with the visibility expression:

=(Globals!PageNumber = 1)

|||

However if the header sizes are different then it's showing whitespace.

Is there any workaround to resize the page footer?

|||

Hi

If your using a table report you can go to the table
properties and uncheck the combobox that says:

'Repeat row header on every page'

G

Report header

How can I get the data to appear on the header of every page on my
report. I know Report services do not allow it but it there a way to
do this? Thanks.If you're referring to how to make header appear on every page, just pull up
the properties dialog and check the "Repeat header rows on each page"
checkbox in General tab.
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> report. I know Report services do not allow it but it there a way to
> do this? Thanks.|||There is no properties dialog box for the page header -- and the properties in properties window for the Page Header doesn't have a "RepeatHeaderData" property.
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Report Header

It doesn't appear to be possible, but does anyone know of a way to suppress
the Report Header on all pages except the first page?
Thanks
JohnHi there,use visibility->Hidden=iif( Globals!PageNumber =1,True,False)|||You could just have an empty page header, and put whatever you want as a
heading in the body.
"John Grant" wrote:
> It doesn't appear to be possible, but does anyone know of a way to suppress
> the Report Header on all pages except the first page?
> Thanks
> John

Report Header

How can I create a header that will only appear on the first page? The page header doesn't seem to have an expression area that would accomplish this and globals are not useable in table headers.

Thanks

You could try putting your first page header inside a rectangle in the page header. You can set the visibility of the rectangle to the expression:

=(Globals!PageNumber <> 1)

If you have another header that you want to appear on other pages you could use a second rectangle with the visibility expression:

=(Globals!PageNumber = 1)

|||

However if the header sizes are different then it's showing whitespace.

Is there any workaround to resize the page footer?

|||

Hi

If your using a table report you can go to the table
properties and uncheck the combobox that says:

'Repeat row header on every page'

G