Problem Report Making.

Hi !

I've an table which have 32 Columns. Table will Normally have 15 records. Because in A-4 Size paper 32 Columns cannot appear in single partition. I want to make double partitioned report which contains 16 column with 15 records in upper portion & remaining 16 columns and records in lower half portion.

I've attached word file for example.

How I complete this task ?

thanks in advance.You can use a subreport in this case.
Show columns 1-16 in your main report and 17-32 in a subreport.|||thanks.

I'm using ado .net dataset as a datasource. In the main report dataset showing table schema but in the sub report it is not showing table schema. can u guide me ?|||I guess you've used a cross-tab in your mail report. Right?
Use a cross-tab in your subreport as well.

Problem printing reports

Hello,

When print reports in Reporting Services 2005, the default paper is "A4", but our reports have letter size, or even "A3" or "legal". Could we set a default paper for printing for each report?

thanks,

Pablo Orte

Can't anybody help me?

:-/

|||In the layout tab of the report designer, right click on an area outside your report and select properties. Then, set the height, width, and margins.

I hope this helps.

TF|||

This is already done, but when you want to print the report the page is still "a4"

Thanks

|||

Try to change the paper size in Report > Report Properties. Then Click on the LayOut tab. There you can just indicate the Page Width and Page Height of your report.

Hope this helps..

|||

Hum... what part of "already done" don′t you understand?

The size is correct when I export to PDF, but the print paper doesn′t change.

|||Well.. if that doesnt work, maybe you can just try adjusting your fields or tables.. to accomodate the paper size you prefer.. because, maybe the paper size is correct but maybe you have a very big table.. Try to adjust the fonts size and/or the table margins..|||The size, margins, and textboxes/table size are correct, but the default paper when you click on "print" is "A4", when the report size is much bigger.|||

What about changing the paper orietation.. like from portrait to landscape or vise versa.. you can do that by interchanging the width size and height size..

Sorry but im out of ideas..

|||The orientation has been changed too, it is in landscape. Don't worry.|||

I have the same problem. Its as if SRS doesn't communicate with the printer.

|||

We solved it. It was a printer drivers problem.

Our customers could print with the rigth paper in ther PCs.

Problem printing reports

Hello,

When print reports in Reporting Services 2005, the default paper is "A4", but our reports have letter size, or even "A3" or "legal". Could we set a default paper for printing for each report?

thanks,

Pablo Orte

Can't anybody help me?

:-/

|||In the layout tab of the report designer, right click on an area outside your report and select properties. Then, set the height, width, and margins.

I hope this helps.

TF|||

This is already done, but when you want to print the report the page is still "a4"

Thanks

|||

Try to change the paper size in Report > Report Properties. Then Click on the LayOut tab. There you can just indicate the Page Width and Page Height of your report.

Hope this helps..

|||

Hum... what part of "already done" don′t you understand?

The size is correct when I export to PDF, but the print paper doesn′t change.

|||Well.. if that doesnt work, maybe you can just try adjusting your fields or tables.. to accomodate the paper size you prefer.. because, maybe the paper size is correct but maybe you have a very big table.. Try to adjust the fonts size and/or the table margins..|||The size, margins, and textboxes/table size are correct, but the default paper when you click on "print" is "A4", when the report size is much bigger.|||

What about changing the paper orietation.. like from portrait to landscape or vise versa.. you can do that by interchanging the width size and height size..

Sorry but im out of ideas..

|||The orientation has been changed too, it is in landscape. Don't worry.|||

I have the same problem. Its as if SRS doesn't communicate with the printer.

|||

We solved it. It was a printer drivers problem.

Our customers could print with the rigth paper in ther PCs.