I am using Report Builder 3 to create a simple report. My report is formatted to be printed in Landscape mode on letter sized paper.
I have a single 3 column tablix, that returns about 100 results from a dataset. Instead of breaking to a new page, I want the data to continue displaying in a new set of columns across the page, so that it all fits on a single page. I'm not sure how to accomplish this.
add three tablix on the one page then divided the data on it..
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I am using ActiveReports 7 and exporting to XLS with a very large amount of rows and columns. The report "randomly" splits large cells over two rows. I say randomly, if i run the same report multiple times it will always break on the same row but there's nothing special on the row.
We are using
exporter.UseCellMerging = True
exporter.AutoRowHeight = True
exporter.RemoveVerticalSpace = True
Are there any other properties I need to include in order to prevent this from happening?
Large cells will split over two rows when the TextBox is splitting in the rendered view of the report as well. This is the design behavior. The textBoxes(or other controls in ActiveReports) split over pages when their is no space on the current page to display the full control. If you don't want these textBoxes to split over pages, please set the KeepTogether property of the Section in which the respective textBox is situated in, to True.
Moreover, ActiveReports 7 is a legacy product. We suggest you to try with the latest version i.e. ActiveReports 16 (https://www.grapecity.com/activereportsnet/download).
You can also post your query on our forums - https://www.grapecity.com/forums/ar-dev
or create a ticket through our support system - https://www.grapecity.com/my-account/my-support
Similarly i have an requirement that, in one main excel report should have tittle only, and then need to call two independent queries and display the results below the tittle. Just need to send counts of records from both queries to main report.
I don't want to repeat the results just display once.
Thats basically what subreports are for. You can create one JRXML-report which contains two child (sub)reports. Each subreport can have its own Query.
PS : The detail Band is rendered once per Resultset. So maybe it is enought to use this.
I need to display data in a basic grid, with borders, column headers, etc. How can this be done in a Crystal Report without having to draw every single line and position/size every field?
I've tried a lot of different things, but it is all so sloppy and time consuming. Isn't there an easy way to just display a table in a grid?
the solution here turned out to not use Crystal Reports. To use alerts in SAP BizOne. It works great for a quick well formatted data subscription case
A Crosstab can display results in a footer after the main report has been run. This is the least "time consuming" option, as you put it.
Otherwise the quickest way to turn an existing report into a "table" is to simply add line elements that span from the header to the footer, dividing your fields into columns. The line elements will resize such that they cover all sections:
I'm using ireport designer 5.6.0. I'm trying to display data using table and in page header display number of pages. I found videos on youtube with examples where they put table inside Detail band and generate report,but it's not working for me, it's like in some loop only displaying "Generating report".
When I try to move table in some other band (page footer/header or summary), table is displayer, but page number is only displayed once instead for every page of report.
Is it posible in this version put table in detail band? Or should I maybe create subreport with table in it and put that inside detail band, so that page number would be displayed correctly?
Basically detail band will be displayed only when the main dataset query returns rows greater than one. I came to know from your question that there is no query for the main dataset. Also if the main dataset query returns 5 rows, then your table will be displayed or repeated 5 times. Make sure your main dataset query returns only row.
Also have a look at the problem due to the table component in detail band
I have a report with two subreports. The first subreport is very short, the second one is quite long. I would like the exported spreadsheet to have a single sheet/tab for each of these two subreports.
In the main report's layout, the two subreports separated by a page break.
When I export (or just view the html in the browser), the page break appears after the first subreport, but the second one is then chopped into several more pages (because its very long).
Now I could make the main report a million pixels in height, but that would be an ugly hack making the first subreport appear with data in the first 10 rows and followed by thousands of empty rows.
How can I fix this?
(It is driving me mad.)
the report has a property called "Ignore Pagination" (iReport 4.0.2). If checked, it will print the whole document as a single page.