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Showing posts with label items. Show all posts

Friday, March 30, 2012

Report wizard question

is it possible to rerun the wizard after report creation?

during the report creation page and group items are set I want to be able to rerun the wizard to be able to change these,

is it possibl?

If you are in the report wizard, you should be able to press the back button until you get back to where you set the page and group items.

I don't believe that you can rerun the wizard if you have finished the wizard. However, if you have already finished the report wizard, the report should have generated a list (or set of lists depending on how many items you wanted in the page grouping) with a table in the innermost list. The table should contain the values of the group items in the table's grouping rows. If you want to change any of these, right click where you see a page or grouping item (should be in a textbox and looks something like =Fields!NameOfField.Value), select Expression..., expand Fields (name of data source) and replace the current expression with one of the other fields available.

Hope this helps.

Mark

Report with x items per page. Can't get this to work.

I have a very simple design that is causing a very large headache, and
I was hoping you could point me in the right direction.
All I need is for my report to have some information at the top, a
list of 5 items, and then some information at the bottom. But there
maybe more then 5 items, say 10. So I would need to generate 2 pages
with all the same information at the top and the bottom but the first
page would contain the first 5 lines and the second the next 5 lines.
The number of items would vary anywhere from 1 to 100, so it needs to
start a new page every 5 items.
I'm actually not using a database connection instead I'm using .net
object that contains all the information I need, including the list of
items. Now when I use a table or list and grouping so I can group the
items into chunks of 5, and then use a page break on group end I can
generate the next page, but the next set of items start at the top of
the page not where the list is on layout, and none of my other
information repeats. Now I've also tried using headers and footers
but for some reason it says I can't use "Fields" in the header and
footer sections so the additional information I need to display cant
be put in the header and foot.
This seems like a very very simple report yet I can't get the report
to do what I need.
Any help would be appreciated, Thanx.On Mar 30, 10:31 am, Edgey.Er...@.gmail.com wrote:
> I have a very simple design that is causing a very large headache, and
> I was hoping you could point me in the right direction.
> All I need is for my report to have some information at the top, a
> list of 5 items, and then some information at the bottom. But there
> maybe more then 5 items, say 10. So I would need to generate 2 pages
> with all the same information at the top and the bottom but the first
> page would contain the first 5 lines and the second the next 5 lines.
> The number of items would vary anywhere from 1 to 100, so it needs to
> start a new page every 5 items.
> I'm actually not using a database connection instead I'm using .net
> object that contains all the information I need, including the list of
> items. Now when I use a table or list and grouping so I can group the
> items into chunks of 5, and then use a page break on group end I can
> generate the next page, but the next set of items start at the top of
> the page not where the list is on layout, and none of my other
> information repeats. Now I've also tried using headers and footers
> but for some reason it says I can't use "Fields" in the header and
> footer sections so the additional information I need to display cant
> be put in the header and foot.
> This seems like a very very simple report yet I can't get the report
> to do what I need.
> Any help would be appreciated, Thanx.
Have you tried adding the header and footer information in the
grouping rows (top and bottom rows of the table control (if you're
using any))?
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Report with a treeview

How can I create a report with a tree structure?
I want to show stores and sold items underneath.
ThanksHave a look at:
My problem is to choose indent in a nice way unless you use the
"padding"-property.
David
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/asif.blog/RecursiveData06132006230750PM/RecursiveData.aspx?ArticleID=fdc78120-bf77-4fb2-9dc5-bb84d734c792
"Mark Goldin" <mgoldin@.ufandd.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:u1rLnh40GHA.4312@.TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> How can I create a report with a tree structure?
> I want to show stores and sold items underneath.
> Thanks
>

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Report Server Organization

I have several sub reports and some graphics I don't necessarily want the users to see or open. Is there a way to hide items from view but still have them available for execution? I tried creating a sub folder and moving the sub reports but the calling reports couldn't find them.

Thanks!

Since you can't have folders in VS.NET, you need to adjust the report paths to the subreports manually in the master report definition. Also, there is Hide in list view report property you can enable to hide the report in the default view in the Report Manager, assuming that the end users will use the Report Manager to view reports.