How to print data across then down in RDLC report??
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In crystal report, you can select the printing direction in Layout tab between "Across then Down" and "Down then Across." For Ex: I have a dataset with 2 column:
id Name
1 Jim
2 Jess
3 John
4 Jane
5 JoeyI want the result to print like this:
id name id name
1 Jim 2 Jess
3 John 4 Jane
5 JoeyHow can i do this in local RDLC report or is it even possible? Please help/advice. I'm really stuck on this. Thanks in advance!!!!
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In crystal report, you can select the printing direction in Layout tab between "Across then Down" and "Down then Across." For Ex: I have a dataset with 2 column:
id Name
1 Jim
2 Jess
3 John
4 Jane
5 JoeyI want the result to print like this:
id name id name
1 Jim 2 Jess
3 John 4 Jane
5 JoeyHow can i do this in local RDLC report or is it even possible? Please help/advice. I'm really stuck on this. Thanks in advance!!!!
What an odd request, I thought so last time you asked, obviously you got no answer. I will be surprised if you get one in the SQL forum for a CR issues. However heres what I have done when CR SSRS won't do as they are told. Try getting the result in SQL server before passing it to CR. You may be able to position the data where you want it in a sroed proc and just stick the lot into a grid type control in CR. I presume you have tried the CR forums and support - now theres sarcasm for you.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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What an odd request, I thought so last time you asked, obviously you got no answer. I will be surprised if you get one in the SQL forum for a CR issues. However heres what I have done when CR SSRS won't do as they are told. Try getting the result in SQL server before passing it to CR. You may be able to position the data where you want it in a sroed proc and just stick the lot into a grid type control in CR. I presume you have tried the CR forums and support - now theres sarcasm for you.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
Umm... he's not really asking how to do this in CR, I think... :)
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Umm... he's not really asking how to do this in CR, I think... :)
He does mention CR in the OP and "local RDLC report", I have no idea what an RDCL report is and as he first asked this in the VB forum I got the idea it was a CR issue.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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He does mention CR in the OP and "local RDLC report", I have no idea what an RDCL report is and as he first asked this in the VB forum I got the idea it was a CR issue.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
Let me clarify my question for you: This option is possible to do in Crystal report where you can add another column and choose a direction to print your data (if you want the data to display across then down or down then across). However, I did see option that you can increase the column number in SSRS when you create RDLC, but i didn't see anywhere that you can determine the printing direction and i'm just trying to find out if they have this option in SSRS (i'm trying to create a client report definition RDLC using VS2008 with C#). I thought maybe I'm looking for this option in a wrong place, since in crystal report this option seem to be out of sight too. Also, the reason I ask this question again this forum because i thought that the reason i didn't get any response last time was maybe because i asked question in a wrong type of forum & since this is topic associate more with SSRS, I ask again in here.
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In crystal report, you can select the printing direction in Layout tab between "Across then Down" and "Down then Across." For Ex: I have a dataset with 2 column:
id Name
1 Jim
2 Jess
3 John
4 Jane
5 JoeyI want the result to print like this:
id name id name
1 Jim 2 Jess
3 John 4 Jane
5 JoeyHow can i do this in local RDLC report or is it even possible? Please help/advice. I'm really stuck on this. Thanks in advance!!!!
Few choices come in mind: - preorganize your data in "two columned set" before feeding it to rdlc - add a two-column table to the rldc and in detail row create an expression for both columns. Rows in the data that have an odd row number go to the left column and rows with even row number go to the right (not sure that this is a good idea) Hope this helps, Mika
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Few choices come in mind: - preorganize your data in "two columned set" before feeding it to rdlc - add a two-column table to the rldc and in detail row create an expression for both columns. Rows in the data that have an odd row number go to the left column and rows with even row number go to the right (not sure that this is a good idea) Hope this helps, Mika