Reporting Services table KeepTogether property
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Hi all, Am i on the right forum for my questions? If not please lead me to the right one. Thanks a lot. If Yes, We are having trouble in creating right format for our Reports/Report Templates using Reporting Services. We used table element in rendering reports data. At first it satisfied our needs but apparently as data gets longer, the whole table we’re being pushed to the next page, leaving the first page blank. I just want to ask if there’s other work around for this problem. In our experience using List element is not applicable,because its keep together property is worst than the Table element. We already checked the page size and i think it's not the problem because the problem occurs when there are too many data on the table. As in design, the whole page is composed of Header which is a sub report, then the whole table itself with groupings and all that stuff. Can any one have some work around in mind? thanks for the help. Can any one knows an email address of a particular person where i can ask these questions? Thanks a lot! :) I'm not desperate for this one, but i do need an answer. :) EWIN
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Hi all, Am i on the right forum for my questions? If not please lead me to the right one. Thanks a lot. If Yes, We are having trouble in creating right format for our Reports/Report Templates using Reporting Services. We used table element in rendering reports data. At first it satisfied our needs but apparently as data gets longer, the whole table we’re being pushed to the next page, leaving the first page blank. I just want to ask if there’s other work around for this problem. In our experience using List element is not applicable,because its keep together property is worst than the Table element. We already checked the page size and i think it's not the problem because the problem occurs when there are too many data on the table. As in design, the whole page is composed of Header which is a sub report, then the whole table itself with groupings and all that stuff. Can any one have some work around in mind? thanks for the help. Can any one knows an email address of a particular person where i can ask these questions? Thanks a lot! :) I'm not desperate for this one, but i do need an answer. :) EWIN
With Crystal a similar problem occurs because of the report header and report footer. The solution I usually use is to repeat headers on each page and allow grids to be broken apart. This should work with SSRS but I haven't worked with it in a long time.
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With Crystal a similar problem occurs because of the report header and report footer. The solution I usually use is to repeat headers on each page and allow grids to be broken apart. This should work with SSRS but I haven't worked with it in a long time.
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Hi all, Am i on the right forum for my questions? If not please lead me to the right one. Thanks a lot. If Yes, We are having trouble in creating right format for our Reports/Report Templates using Reporting Services. We used table element in rendering reports data. At first it satisfied our needs but apparently as data gets longer, the whole table we’re being pushed to the next page, leaving the first page blank. I just want to ask if there’s other work around for this problem. In our experience using List element is not applicable,because its keep together property is worst than the Table element. We already checked the page size and i think it's not the problem because the problem occurs when there are too many data on the table. As in design, the whole page is composed of Header which is a sub report, then the whole table itself with groupings and all that stuff. Can any one have some work around in mind? thanks for the help. Can any one knows an email address of a particular person where i can ask these questions? Thanks a lot! :) I'm not desperate for this one, but i do need an answer. :) EWIN
It works fine for me even if I have lot of data rows that can not be accommodated in one page. Are you sure that you have unchecked options like "Insert a page break before/after this table" and "fit table on one page if possible" on the properties window (the one that pops up when you right click a table and select properties)? Regards, Syed Mehroz Alam
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It works fine for me even if I have lot of data rows that can not be accommodated in one page. Are you sure that you have unchecked options like "Insert a page break before/after this table" and "fit table on one page if possible" on the properties window (the one that pops up when you right click a table and select properties)? Regards, Syed Mehroz Alam
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Yep, I've unchecked those properties. Maybe it's because of the structure of my page? I used a subreport as its header and the table which is in the body, is composed of header part and ONE Group Row where the data is listed. This group row is composed of another table with a group row also. To make it short, i used nested groupings. And now i think those things are the cause why the whole table is printed on the next page. :c Still don't know what to do.
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Yep, I've unchecked those properties. Maybe it's because of the structure of my page? I used a subreport as its header and the table which is in the body, is composed of header part and ONE Group Row where the data is listed. This group row is composed of another table with a group row also. To make it short, i used nested groupings. And now i think those things are the cause why the whole table is printed on the next page. :c Still don't know what to do.
The groups have also a "Page break at Start/End" property. May be you missed unchecking any of such properties from any of the groups/tables.
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The groups have also a "Page break at Start/End" property. May be you missed unchecking any of such properties from any of the groups/tables.
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Those properties are unchecked also. The table work well when the data can be accommodated on one page but when the data exceeds, that's the time it is printed on the next page. I also looked at the KeepTogether properties and see to it that i assigned it false.