Using SQL Server 2014, I have an SSRS report. I use the Reporting Services Viewer to display the report on a Sharepoint site, so users can view this report on the main page.
I need to set the default zoom to "Page Width". I know how to pass a zoom parameter within a URL, but I have no idea how to apply default zoom for an SSRS report viewer web part.
Hope for help with solution, if it is possible.
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Viewing SSRS reports in a Microsoft.WinForms.ReportViewer. Is there a way to get advanced SSRS funtionality (e.g. flyouts / hyperlinks) to work in the report viewer? [The above functions DO work in a Forms.WebBrowser control.]
The two functionalities that I want to implement are as follows:
Report has ACTIONS that cause alternate reports to be run.
SSRS report properties of text box in the tablix
Report behaviour when using older viewer
Report has flyout functionality.
Group properties from the tablix
Report behaviour when using older viewer
The intent of the new viewer is to get some menu functionality into our report viewer that our users are requesting.
Report viewer with e-mail functionality added to forward report(s) to clients
The fundamental problems would appear to be because the ReportViewer control (that is being used in the new previewer) is only allowing a fully rendered document. Is there a way to make it retain the SSRS functionality?
I have a report viewer that I use to display multiple reports. So the user basically selects a report he wants to see and I display it on the report viewer. While the form that holds the report viewer is open the user can select a different report and I can display it, no problem. The issue arises when the user first chooses a report that is in landscape mode and without closing the report viewer form chooses a report that is in portrait mode. The portrait form report displays in landscape mode because the initial report displayed was in landscape mode and vise versa.
So I guess I need a way to initialize the report viewer each time a new report is being displayed so that it takes the mode of the new report. Or set the display mode of the report viewer to the correct mode of the report depending on the mode of the report being called for display.
Thanks for your help.
Found it...
ReportViewer1.ResetPageSettings()
Thanks
I have a question about Crystal Reports 2013.
I have a report with 11 - 13 pages data (dynamic). And I want to display all of them continuously / without any page break. So, I need to view next page just with scrolling, not with a button like Next Page.
Could you help me please how to do it in Crystal Reports 2013?
you can check this,
CrystalReportViewer1.SeparatePages = false;
Also check this link which say "Keep Togather" setting will help you.
http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3196
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1649022(This is the last option I found)
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I did not get any thing at crystal report side, the reason will be crystal report every time hit the db and execute whole code and redesign the page. So I don't think you can do this.
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/87668/Showing-all-pages-using-scroll-in-Crystal-Reports
http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/Forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=7852
http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/Forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=547
You can give the facility in export option as pdf, but not at crystal report side.
No, Crystal Reports won't allow to display many pages continuosly.
I understand that hitting "next page" and waiting for reload is annoying. You can programmatically export a report in PDF, so that Adobe Reader will show pages continuosly.
peace be on you iwan,
please right click on CrystalReportViewer , tag
and see properties,
and set SeperatePages = False
my report pages are now continious without any break with scroll.
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Is it possible to hide a field in a SQL 2008 Report, based on the value of a parameter? I'm leaning towards a custom application and if push comes to shove I'll have do manually code each piece, but I would like to leverage SSRS as much as possible. I've included a screen shot of the report before it is populated. The area in red is what I would like to hide say, =iif(X=1,true,false)
Set up the Expression In Text box Property >> Visibility >> Show or Hide on axpression.
=iif(X=1,true,false)
Hope this help..
Look for the screen shot and more detail click here
using SSRS manager, Parameter field cannot hide programtically. but you can create asp.net webform with SSRS report. MSDN link
I'm running ASP.NET/C# 3.5 with ReportViewer 2005. I'm having an issue where part of the data that gets spit out by the report gets split into pages one and two. The trouble is that most people don't notice pagination in the ReportViewer (I didn't even notice it myself for a while).
Is there a way to restrict ReportViewer so that the report gets displayed on one page only?
A workaround I've found was selecting the "Report" in design view and setting the Interactive Height/Width properties. I adjusted the height to 20 inches instead of the default 11 inches.