I have problem with rdlc for payment schedule. Schedule can be 48 or 60 rows.
I have some text before schedule and after. I managed to fit 48 rows on one page but then I have problem with 60 rows schedule. It prints on first page only text what is before table and schedule table is printed on the next page. But I don't want to be first page empty. If 60 rows don't fit on one page, it breaks table normally. But if i make row hight bigger 48 rows table jumps to second page.
I need page break in the middle of the table or something like that. Any suggestions how to resolve this?
Set KeepTogether property of the table or group inside the table, depending how you are doing it, to False, It is usually True by default:
And then set RepeatOnNewPage property of the table or group header to True:
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I have a continuous form that contains a varying number of records. Typically it doesn't exceed 100 but it can. Below is the form showing a few row of records. I was wondering if its possible to select a few or all of the records and after selecting them, I click a command button that will run its code accordingly with each record selected.
Continous Form Displaying a few rows of records
The most easy way is to add a check box column to the table. However, in a multi-user environment, this can fall apart. But, the idea is you check off the rows, and then hit a button. That button can process all records with "ToProcess = True" and then when done, it un-sets those records. Since the process would be limited to the one sub form dataset, then this can even work quite well in a multi-user environment, since those sub-forms records are un-likely to be open/viewed at the same time by others.
So, just add a true/false column to the sub form table, and display. The user can check box which rows to operation against. You thus limit the query to the sub form records +
Given a Word table which spans several pages, how can my code determine that a table row is the first following an automatic page break? Note that table rows are of different heights thus a solution of the form "every 13th row is the first row on a new page" won't work.
The point of this would be to add extra text in the first cell at the top of every new page.
Use wdActiveEndPageNumber for that table row. Be sure that row is as big as it's going to get before checking the page number.
n = word.ActiveDocument.Tables(a).rows(b).Range.Information(wdActiveEndPageNumber)
If the table is sufficiently large that it splits over several pages then you compare the page number of consecutive rows until the page number changes. There are no pagebreaks to speak of.
Is it possible to keep table column within the same page? It always go to the new page when table width is larger than page.
I design a report with TableA that have dynamic columns. The dynamic columns are in short format. For example: BS, BN, OT...
In order to understand column meaning, I have to create another table, TableB, below the table to explain. I want to display it horizontally. For example: BS: Basic Salary| BN: Bonus| OT: Over Time| ...
But when TableB has many columns, It go to new page and leave a lot of blank space in previous page. I want to keep columns in the same page, if possible.
I want TableB to display like this:
|X:xx| X:xx | X:xx| X:xx| (Edge of right page)
|X:xx| X:xx|
You're using a horizontal table, a great tutorial is described here
You probably have most of the horizontal table figured out, just this part is important to your issue.
Step 4
Right-click on the column header and select "Edit Group". Enter this
for the group expression: =RowNumber(Nothing). This will cause the
matrix to give you one column per row of data. Since horizontal tables
can end up rather wide, you probably want your table wrap around to
the next "line" after a specific number of columns.
Just simply count the number of rows that fit your page exactly and define this number in your column group expression as described in the tutorial.
Use Column Visibility to hide column instead of Cell Visibility. This should eliminate the blank space.
If the report is still too big, set the report interactive size to 0in,0in. This will keep everything in one page.
How to page break after Specific rows (like 15 rows) in rdlc reporting.
It's so easy.Suppose My reports looks like
Enable advance mode
Add a group for page break
Define the number of rows what do you want in the group expression(In this case i want 15 rows)
Delete group column if you not need
Delete Expression from Group details
Select Group Properties and set page break attribute breakLocation as End,Disables as false and RestPageNumber as fasle.
Select Group Details Properties and Set Disable=true
Now here's the report with page break after specific row
If You want to keep Table Header in every page than click here
You can add Row Group to your Tablix. Then in row group properties select Page Break section and set "Between each instance of a group".
What I did was create another property on your object called lineBreak or something.
when loading the objects make sure every 25 has the same number and increment by 1.
then in table put a group over the details, grouping on lineBreak. then add an extra line inside that group, then every 25th row should be a blank line.
Maybe you can use a rectangle with pagebreak, the rectangle is able to define a fixed heigth
I want to make an application in which I need a functionality of automatic addition on new rows to the table view. say at first the table view has 5 rows in it, after that when I scroll the table then more 5 rows should be added to the end of the table.
please help me!!!!
Hey!! You can try the idea as implemented on following post
http://iphoneappmonster.blogspot.com/2011/04/insert-rows-to-table-view-on-click-of.html
The way you would do this is to implement tableView:willDisplayCell:forRowAtIndexPath in your UITableViewDelegate, and watch for the last row being displayed (using the indexPath argument).
When the last row is about to be displayed, set a flag and call -reloadData on your UITableView. This will force the table view's recalculation, and call your datasource where you should see the flag and add (say) 5 rows to the previous total number of rows (and also clear the flag).
Now, the row that will display will no longer be the last row (it will have 5 rows below it) and presto! Infinitely-scrolling table view.
Keeping track of the total number of rows (and their content) is left as an exercise for the reader.