Report Manager Parameter Entry Area Scrolling

Is there a way to enlarge the area where report input parameters are
displayed on report manager? Right now, reports with many input parameters
require the user to use a scroll bar to view all parameter to inputAFAIK, no.
Jens Suessmeyer.
"stacey" <stacey@.discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Is there a way to enlarge the area where report input parameters are
> displayed on report manager? Right now, reports with many input
> parameters
> require the user to use a scroll bar to view all parameter to input

Report Manager parameter area

Hi,
Is there any way to modify the size of the report parameters area?
ThanksYou could try modifying the html viewer style sheet. If you accepted
defaults during install it's at:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Reporting
Services\ReportServer\styles
Adrian M.
"Aiwa" <Aiwa@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> Is there any way to modify the size of the report parameters area?
> Thanks

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 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