I am trying to freeze all column headers in a report when scrolling, and it is working properly in BIDS. But when I run this in report manager (IE browser) it is not working. I have done this feature by going to Advance mode-->Row Groups-->Static-->Properties and set FixedData to True, KeepWithGroup to After, RepeatOnNewPage to True.
Could anyone let me know how to solve this?
Thanks
You should try doing this by right clicking on your table and going to Tablix Properties. The below screen will pop up. Click on Repeat Header Rows on each Page and Keep Header Rows Visible While Scrolling.
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Crystal report record move to the next page but his place is empty
I have a box-like table the problem is when the textobject grow here palce in the table get empty and he moves to the next page like this
I'm understanding that you want one of your objects splitted along the two pages, but it is being moved to the second page.
If that's the point, then the solution is to right click your object (maybe it is a text box) and uncheck the option "keep object together".
This is something boring to work. Maybe you will need to change this option in the section too. Try it out.
I have created a component in my project that is purely an ion-slides UI component. I've injected into the main page of my side-drawer template app and I'm experiencing a number of issues/annoyances:
The content doesn't always center within the main pane. It seems as though the width of the individual ion-slide items all get set with an inline element style width that is greater than the pane width! I've realised that this only happens when the whole app is loaded. If I click on the side menu item of the page to reload it individually, the issue disappears. This leads me to believe it's an issue with the order that components are rendered. Can anyone help me understand what is happening? Is it a bug?
Undesired behaviour
I can't work out how to get navigation arrows to display/work - is this possible?
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ionic4-test-yuppm1?embed=1&file=src/app/app.module.ts
The above Stackblitz should help to give you an idea of my setup but it doesn't show the problem I'm experiencing. It does show one other peculiarity though:
With loop set to true in the options, when you get to the last slide and you go to the next slide, it jumps to second element rather than the first! Any help on understanding why this is happening will be appreciated.
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I'm using iReport Designer 5.6.0.
I find that working with iReport and JasperReports is one of the skills that I learn and then quickly forget.
I have a subreport that shows three different "view" of the same piece of data.
Form View
Tabulated (Table) View
Plot (Image) View
Before each of the views I want to have a Title.
Here's a picture:
Jasper is sometimes putting page breaks between the title and its view.
Whats the best way to make JasperReports keep the title on the same page as the thing is titling?
The very fact that I'm calling my text boxes "titles" makes me think each view needs to be its own subreport.
Would that solve the problem?
Is there a "keep with next" box I need to check somewhere?
Here's what you should be doing.
Take a sub report for every view desired(this would simplify the design).
Put your title and the desired view with data in the same band (this would force title to stick to the view) in sub report.
Hope it helps.
Maybe you can put them in its own group and check the box "Keep Together"
I need to freeze the first column and first row of data in a CellTable, so that users can scroll through the data but still see the labels on the "axes." The first column should scroll when the user scrolls up and down, and the header row should scroll when the user scrolls left and right. Think "Freeze Panes" in Excel.
I'm using GWT 2.1 and am willing to write my own widget to do this if no solutions already exist. My question is a two-parter:
Do any widgets already have this behavior?
Any suggestions if I'm going to implement this myself?
Thanks!
I implemented a solution myself. Check out http://larkolicio.us/ScrollTable/ExperimentTables.html
It's a LayoutPanel with three AbsolutePanels inside it. The frozen columns are a CellTable, the main part is a CellTable, and the header is a Grid - I could find no way to set the width of a CellTable column! A ScrollHandler links the main part to the two frozen parts. There is a little bit of delay - I'd appreciate it if someone could find a way to get rid of the lag between the sections.
I got it working to a point that I could use it, and stopped. It is not a general-purpose widget. Please feel free to use it at your own risk.
This implementation is quite good. I have just tested it. It however needs some changes made to support asynchronous loading. GWT Issue 188 covering similar request for enhacement was created on Oct 2006?!
Thanks for sharing.
I would like to build a report that starts at the bottom of a page and grows upwards instead of a report that starts at the top of the page and grows downwards. How could I do this?
--Edit--
For clarification, below is an image depicting the way I need to construct the report.
Basically, I'm looking for a way to have the whitespace at the top of the page and the data at the bottom of the page, instead of the more traditional look of data at the top of the page and whitespace at the bottom of the page.
Without knowing much about what the request is, I don't believe there is a way for the report to run from the bottom up, but you could possibly do a couple things to fake the system out.
For example you can do something like in the following link to put your summaries in the header:
Crystal Reports: global variable running total not displaying in header
Then you can play with the sorting of the details if you need the rows to go in decending order.
Hope this helps.
[EDIT] I see you updated your question so I'll add an update to my answer.
One more thing you can try out is to play around with the Print at the Bottom of the Page and Keep Together properties of the sections. I haven't tried this, but one thing you may be able to do is put the section at the bottom of the page and perhaps find a way to have the section grow from there. You will have an issue if the page goes to another page and though it seems possible in my head that the section could grow while being placed at the bottom of the page I haven't tried it so it might not work. I am just throwing it out there for one more thing you can try. Hope this helps.
You could try:
Create an empty report with your headers and related text
Put a subreport displaying your data in the report footer and set the sort order for the subreport query to descending.
In the report footer properties, select Print at bottom of page
I tried it with some sample data and it works, but I'm not sure what will happen if your data goes to two pages.