I am generating the PDF in that, i have merged first RDLC(Report) and second cristal report Total 2 pages are in my report,but after generating PDF it is showing three page, last page is blank so how to Delete blank page Using VB.NET... please help me out....
The reason for the third page is probably an element of the report overflowing invisibly somewhere. Try making it slightly less wide for starters and see if that helps.
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USING VS2013 and SSRS2012
I have a small ssrs report(2 pages) that displays perfectly in the report viewer and report server but when i export it to PDF the second page is duplicated. I have not seen this behavior with other reports and even this report when there is only one page. Is there something I should be looking for in the SSRS report?
Thanks in advance,
Hank Anzis
I solved the problem by changing the page break options. There are two groups on the report. The inner group had a page break on each occurrence and a page break at the start of the group. I removed the page break at the start of the group and there is no duplicated page on the rendering and printing.
I have one web application which generates pdfs for each request.The data would be different in these pdfs based on user information.The number of pages can vary from 6 to 9.To construct the pdfs,i have multiple PdfPTables and each table has its own cells.Once i construct all the PdfPTables,as a final step i am adding the tables to the document.
Recently i have a requirement as,when ever there is a particular text then we need to add the footer to indicate the occurrence of this text in the respective pages.This can in 3 page or this can be 6 page or in both.I was thinking to figure out a way for this.
One of the approach i have is to identify this text at the time of adding to the PdfPCell and then generate a footer.But at this stage i dont have an idea as which page this would be in the document.I am letting the table to grow to the next page if it doesn't fit to the current page.
Another approach is to parse the entire pdf before sending the response back.Take one by one page,get the text and compare against the search text and if exists add a footer.Some how i feel this is a costly operation.
Please let me know if any of you have any suggestion to this.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
I am using report viewer control in ASP.NET MVC 4 application. Because for this i did not follow the MVC structure. I create a separate aspx page for report. Its working fine.
But i am facing issue in pagination. I want to display limited no of rows per page. For example if i have 1000 rows in then i want to show 10 rows on each page (I want this pagination for web page, i am not talking about when we print the report in PDF or Excel). I am using Table (a control from report toolbox)
I searched on net but someone suggested me to set "InteractiveSize" but this is depends upon the size , i want to fix it as a 10 rows per page same like we use in Gridview.
Specifying Page Breaks and Page Sizes is also not work for me. I think we use "Page Breaks and Page Sizes" for doing partition on pdf or excel file.
Please give me solution. thanks in advance.
I have a RDLC report and I am displaying it on the Report Viewer Control in my front end application. I get the report perfectly and theres no problem in it.
But the problem arises when I try to export the report to a PDF (using available option - basically the inbuilt option).
I get the report in 3 pages whereas my client wants it to be in a single page. I am not able to figure out the reason for it as in my report viewer I see only one page but in a PDF there are 3 pages. I have only four columns with no data, still they are breaking up into multiple pages. 2 columns on 1st page 2 on second page. Not real sure what happened to the 3rd page. Somebody recommended changing the paper size of the default printer but I didn't think is was worth trying.
Can something be done abt it so that I can control the size of the report???
This can be a real PITA but there are several things you can do to get you there in BIDS.
To see what it will look like as a pdf use the "Print Layout" button on the preview mode toolbar.
Goto the report properties and set the orientation and paper size as you need them.
Remember the margins in the report properties to make your report display area smaller. I generally set these smaller than the defaults.
Go back to you report items and make sure they are smaller than (pagesize - margins)
This should help.
you can try setting InteractiveHeight=0 , I know that at least works for the MHTML output, not sure about PDF, but it might lead you in the right direction
I have a user sign off report where it shows a users rights/access to the system which all fits nicely onto one page when I hit preview. However when I then go to print layout it shows me two pages with the second page only containg the footer.
Any ideas please?
Are you sure the page size matches the paper size?
If so, have you tried setting the page footer's PrintOnLastPage property to false? Then again, if you really need that footer to be there (seeing that there's only one page), you might have to try fiddling with the margins to get it to fit within the first page.
The report size at design time, plus the margins must be less than the paper size. Sometimes you can have a report that is too wide that is essentially generating a blank page "to the right" rather than underneath the first page.
Yes I have scrunched it all up so that it is WELL within the page size and I have tried all combinations of Footers (and headers).
It is a slightly wierd report in that it has fields that need to grow to show all the information and a small table too, but even at full growth the data looks like it fits on one page (in preview in Visual Studio) but as soon as it goes to print preview and printing it reverts to two pages.
Make sure you do not have extra area to the right of the last field of the report.
Are you sure you've adjusted the report's display size in the property sheet, too?
Hope this helps,
Bill