I am newbie in jasper report.
I have a problem regarding with jasper report. The values results from query must be on the second page instead of over crowding at the first page but I can't make them go to the next page. I mean they are overflowing with each other at the first page. Nobody wants to another page. :( thanks in advance
You did not provide codes. My guess is the position type is not set to float. Go to properties of the element thats overflowing then set
Position Type : Float
You have to keep all the text field in "Summary Band" to get all the results from query.
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I have a formula called PickOutstanding. Here is the code:
if OnLastRecord and {#Calc} < 0 THEN
toText({#shipctns}-{#RTotal0}) & " Outstanding"
which works on the report but does not show. For example:
In the first image is my report, with where #PickOutstanding is highlighted
#PickOutstanding does not show. However when I click into it:
It clearly is showing right there. What could be causing it to be hidden on the report itself and how do I get it to show?
Full images in case it is difficult to see the difference between pictures
Pic1:
And Pic2:
It was an oversight on my part. OnLastRecord was only working on the very last record in the report. Did not work multi group. Will look into getting it to work per group.
I am new to crystal reports. I have built a simple report that is populated by values from a stored procedure. I'm trying to place a page break before the row if the value of one of the returned items from the stored procedure is equal to a specific string. Is this possible? Thanks in advance.
Depending on your version of Crystal Reports, in the Section Expert under the Paging tab you should have the option to specify page breaks using a formula.
Hope that helps,
Chris
Yes this is possible. Right click on the section like Report Detail, Report footer etc and there will be an option to insert page break.
Against that option there will be a symbol of formula.
In the formula, specify the formula:
if(Report field...)="comparable string"
then true
else false
And you are done. You can ask again if this is not clear.
you can break a page using section expert.
Steps for produce:-
Right Click on Detail Section->Click on Section Expert->Click On Paging Tab->select CheckBox(New page Before) ->Click on Formula Button.
here will open a popup window and put below code in formula window.
if{YOUR_REPORT_FIELD_NAME}="xyz" then
True
else
False
when your field value find "xyz" then page will be break.
if want any clarification , please comment.
I want display records in the active reports 7 as 4 record in one page and information that record in the next page?So,I what should use do that?I have tried sub-report and page break but that doesn't work?
Is there any other way to use sub report or any other thing that we can use.
As far my understanding of the issue goes, you want to show 4 records on a page and then show the remaining data on the new page. There isn't any direct way to achieve this.
However a workaround for you is to make use of the If-else loop in the Detail's Format event. Add a counter in the Detail's Format event and when it reaches '4', set the NewPage property of Detail Section to 'After' under the 'If' condition and under the 'Else' part reset the NewPage property of Detail Section to 'None'.
Please share your observations with us.
Regards,
Mohita
Background
A subreport with a column title and a detail section both set to 20px high.
When the subreport record displays on the main report, the subreport prints as expected until when it reaches at the bottom of the page.
Then the subreport prints just the column header and left blank space, then again starts on new page with column header and its detail.
Question
So, would you make it either print the whole subreport on same page, or start whole report from new page?
Master Report JRXML
http://pastebin.com/V2HRPWVL
Image of the problem faces
Thank You
Mihir Parekh
Another way to delete the last blank page that appears in the report, is eliminating the pagination of the report
Try set the Split Type of related band to Prevent. (Might be detail band)
I have a report in SSRS that contains 12 subreports. After each subreport, I need to insert a page break so that each subreport starts on a new page and doesn't share pages with the other subreports. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks
I found an answer. Use a Rectangle at the bottom of each SubReport after all Tablixes and other rendering Objects. Then set its "PageBreak" property to "End". When the SubReport is finished with the Tablix and/or other data objects, the Rectangle forces a page break. Also, a cool feature, if the SubReport returns no rows of data, the page break is not rendered. Therefore, no extra page breaks
Another solution would be to have the subreports placed inside the rectangles. I would imagine this would help you to better control and organize the layout of the report.
I tried the other answer here but my master report is driven by a dataset so didn't quite work out. This is how I got it to work for me:
1) I put the subreports into different rows on top of same size rectangles inside a Tablix with all the rows belonging to the same row group.
2) I then selected properties of the group, then pagebreak and checked the property pagebreak on between each instance of group.
Just use the "Add page break after" on the General tab of Tablix Properties.
I came across the same kind of issue but I was able to overcome by below mentioned way.
I created a sub report and placed rectangle inside the sub report (page break option checked before) and placed all my sub report content inside the rectangle. This page break works only if the sub report renders any data if not they will be no page break.
I have made Many reports with a front Page Summary and Page 2 with the Detail.
Use the Tablix for the Page Break
Tablix > Properties > PageBreak > BreakLocation > Start / End / ......
Like other answers mention, I used the "Page break before" option on rectangles/tables, but for some reason it would only break the page if it wasn't at the very top of the (sub)report