I have a report with a group, but on the first page there is general information and I want the records of the group to be shown from the second page. Currently the group starts on the first page, how can I start the second page?
With the below, does not show the group on the first page but on the second page does not show the first group records. That is, the group starts on the first page only that hides the records, I want the group to start on the second page.
Report Header
Page Headers
GroupHeader (suppress if = first page)
Details
GroupFooter
Report Footer
Page Footer
Thanks
If I understand correctly, you want to have a page 2 pages for formatting.
In that case, do the following :
Open the report in Design View
Right click on the Page Footer section and select Section Expert
Make sure the Page Footer section is selected in the Section Expert dialog box.
Check the box that says "New Page After"
Click Save and Close and then click OK.
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I want to edit a RTF file programmatically. I have a problem with the page number. The page number in the footer should not appear on every page. The page number should not appear on the first six and the last two pages. Is it possible not to display the page number in the footer on the first six and the last two pages? Is it otherwise possible to display the page number without the footer by another command at the bottom of the page?
{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil Times New Roman;}}
\viewkind4\uc1\p\sl240\slmult1\f0\fs24\paperw11905\paperh11905
\margl1133\margr1133\margt1133\margb1133\footery1133{\footer\fs16\chpgn}}
Is it possible to create a crystal report with 2 pages for every group record ?
The report requirement is a back to back printing,
the first page data is from sql and the second page is just a static report.
currently this is the design of my report.
how can I add a 2nd page for every record so that I can start designing on it.
Thank you.
Two possibilities are:
Add a second group on the same criteria, so that you have two group headers and footers for every group. Put the content for the static page in the second group footer and make sure you select New Page Before
Add a second group footer to your existing group. Again, set New Page Before. Add a subreport if needed.
Wondering if anyone who has extensive experience with RDLC can give me a clue how to set this up.
So currently I have a report setup as such:
Header
Table start
Row That repeats at the start of every page
Here I want to add the work Remark but I need it to just display once
and take full page but also have the above Row still repeat on every page
but putting it as a header is not an option
Group1 Prints info based off of an account and repeats until it has gone through all accounts
Table end
Footer
Between the table and the Row that repeats at the start of every page I want to add a page break. Everything I have tried has not worked right(resized the row to the size of the page, added a rectangle inside at the top of group 1 and set a page break and added the word Remark in another row above the rectangle... Remark shows after the page break)
Starting to run out of ideas for some that seems entirely too simple. My wording may be a little off please let me know if more clarification would help.
Essentially it should look like:
Header Page1
Report title and type
Remarks:
Footer Page1
Header Page2
Report title and type
Item1
Subitem1
Item2
Subitem2
Footer Page2
Header Page3
Report title and type
Item3
Subitem3
So on and so Forth
Footer Page3
This is how I would set up the report you described, and should deliver the wanted result.
Header Page
Report title 1 This should be a TextBox which you fill by parameter, this is only for the first Title on the first page
Remarks: Again use one or multiple TextBoxes filling it by parameter as it shouldn't be repeated.
Rectangle - start using a List element here on which you group. You could set the size of the rectangle so it takes the space of a single page, this way it will definitely break even if two items would fit on a single page. If the content exceeds the rectangle's size then it will simply grow and continue on the next page to break correctly again for the next element. But if you want multiple items on a page if possible, just make the rectangle wrap exactly around the content (and not stretch an entire page). For both situation you need to make sure the Keep contents together on a single page, if possible and Add a page break after are checked, this will add a page-break after the Remarks.
Report title # This is a TextBox but not from a parameter but from the datasource(/set) based on the grouped element that you're displaying. If you want the title to be repeated when the item exceeds the page's size, just set the RepeatWith property to the element below it, being a Tablix for example.
Item # This is any component, probably a Table (tablix) but this could also be another List (rectangle).
SubItem # Rows of the tablix for example, or this could nest even deeper ...
Rectangle - end
Footer Page
I Have created a Cristal report that contains details about the job the details contains in the page header consist of job no ,job name...
I want display the report in different page when the job no changes
the idea is that all the jobs having the same jobno should display in one page and if the jobno changes at the middle of one page then the details about that job should display on other page not in the same page
You need to add a group on jobno; set group to 'repeat group header on each page'. Add desired fields to group header. Suppress group footer; set 'force new page after' in group footer.
I checked Keep together option in group expert options ... Problem Solved
How can I repeat a group header on each page? I have some group that has a lot of rows and thus could not be placed in one single page. I want the group header to put on each pages. I can repeat report-header to repeat on each page but dont know how to repeat group header. Also I am working on rdlc report (not rdl) report.
Here is the solution.
When you don't have grouping in your report, to repeat the headers on other pages is easy. Click on Advanced Mode of property grid - check the property. Go to right panel and set RepeatOnNewPage on True and keeptogether 'After'. It is easy.
If you have grouping then it gets a little complicated:
Select the tablix properties and select "repeat header rows on each page".
Click on row groups and select "the top most static" and now click - RepeatOnNewPage -True and KeepWithGroup After.
In VS 2005 you can click on the header and see a property in the property grid called RepeatOnNewPage. Just set it to true. (click on the far left panel after clicking on a control in the header)
I had the same issue. I found a solution and it works like a charm.
First, you need use the Advanced Tablix Member Properties. The Advanced Tablix Member Properties become available when you click the little arrow on the right side of the grouping pane.
Then, you need to change the proprieties of the Tablix Member like mentioned in the picture.
Fore more details, you can check the link below.
https://www.sqlchick.com/entries/2011/8/20/repeating-column-headers-on-every-page-in-ssrs-doesnt-work-o.html
check out this url
[How to repeat table's header rows on each page in Reportviewer11 with Visual Studio 2010
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Open up the the RDLC file in the xml editor (right click on the file in VS and select "Open With.." and then "XML Editor")
Search for the entry (if you have only one table you can emit this step)
<TablixRowHierarchy>
<TablixMembers>
In the first node (if your headers are on the first row in the table) add the following entry true, so the entry will generally look like this:
<TablixMember>
<KeepWithGroup>After</KeepWithGroup>
<RepeatOnNewPage>true</RepeatOnNewPage>
<KeepTogether>true</KeepTogether>
</TablixMember>