I'm a bit new to reportviewer so I have a question that could solve my doubts about it. I created a DataSet and bind the table using the DataSet and created a report and show the data using the reportviewer. Here comes the problem that I can't seems to solve it. Below were the pictures that I am showing to you guys.
Notice the + sign in the box? How to make the reportviewer that it wouldn't show the + sign and immediately shows every data that I put. I need to click several times in order to see the entire data inside the reportviewer like the picture below.
I just found the answer to that doubts. It is to unselect the 'Expand/collapse' groups check box when you were creating.
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I got a form that works amazingly by itself, but the second I attach it to my navigation form. I start to get prompted for user input since this line
[Forms]![frm_addReceiveReportInformation]![cbo_PurchaseOrderID]
no longer works due to the current form becoming subform in the navigation form which was explained in
ACCESS 2010 Navigation Form Query Property
I can't seem to figure a way out of using the !form since I absolutely need to retrieve the ID from a combo box to update another combo box.
I tried multiple ways of using the !forms but I can't seem to wrap my head around how to retrieve my information that I am seeking.
I got the 2 way navigation menu(vertical + horizontal tabs). Anyone got advice or has encounter this problem in the pass, who can direct me down the right path.
To access a field inside a form, which is attached to a navigation tab, you should use the following structure:
[Forms]![YourNavigationTab]![NavigationSubform].[Form]![YourField]
Note: tested in MS Access 2013
In order for queries that contain form references to work, the form must be fully loaded. I think the problem you are experiencing is that the query in the Row Source of the Part Code combo is being evaluated before the form is loaded and therefore you are being asked to input the parameter value.
You can work around this by leaving the Row Source property of the Part Code combo empty until it gets focus for the first time, something like:
Private Sub cboPartCode_GotFocus()
If Len(cboPartCode.RowSource) = 0 Then
cboPartCode.[RowSource] = "Your Query"
cboPartCode.Requery
End If
End Sub
I sometimes just put a button on the navigation form which opens the desired form as a standalone form. It is probably not the neatest solution but it does work.
First off, i created an Album of screen shots describing my problem Click HERE(4 images hosted on imgur.com)!
Includes a brief description of each image.
(I am new to VB, but i have some programming background)
So as the title suggests i am trying to set the visibility of a CheckBox in a REPORT, based on a string value in a query.
I am getting the RunTime error shown in the Screenshot Album. Ive been trying to google the problem all day with no luck.
I think i might be incorrectly referencing the report [Reports]![Report_rptTenure_sub], but i cant be sure.
Any input or suggestion is welcome.
It looks like it might be [Reports]![rptTenure_sub], just based on the actual name shown on the tab of the report in your screenshot.
SOLVED BY RECREATING THE REPORT FROM THE SAME QUERY AGAIN AND PASTING THE ELEMENTS OVER AGAIN. - anyone have any insight as to why this would happen?
Details: Access 2007, tried bringing it to the front, resetting control source
I have a generated report in Access that generally works as you would expect. However one of the textboxes created by the wizard isn't working. In the record view, everything looks great. When I go to print preview or print the report, the textbox just disapears. The record source seems to be set in the same fashion as the others and everything looks alright.
The Report View
The Print Preview
I have no idea what would make this happen. Every other report generated from the database works normally, so I'm at a loss.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
There is a property called DisplayWhen with the options Always, Print Only and Screen Only
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/aa195851%28v=office.11%29.aspx
I have a bill application in winforms using reportviewer and showing rdlc report in it, I have a main report and a subreport in it
now the problem is that when i have less than 40 items it shows the report fine, but if its more than that the data comes from next page, please see the reports and ourput
Main Report
SubReport
Normal display when 25 records
When it is 40 records pg1
Second page
any help will be appriciated
try Unchecking Keep together on one page if possible option in Page break options.
I'm using vs2010, and it looks like you're in 08? so it might be a little different but I'll give it a try (mostly because I am looking for some help as well and I know how frustrating it is using this when there's not a lot of "quality" answers out there for specific problems).
In the subreport rdlc file, make sure that the "PageBreak" property (on the table containing your columns) isn't set to "start." I would just set it to "none."
What I believe that is happening is that it's moving it to the next page because it won't fit on the first page. what you can do to try to get around that is include everything on the main report in a rectangle (in the rectangle, set pagebreak = none, and keeptogether=true [I'm not sure if you actually want keeptogether=true... if it squeezes everything onto one page by resizing it set it to false]).
Hope I helped
I have a process which grabs the birthdate and from a data table and display them in a masked text box for viewing and editing
However when pushing the data into the textbox any preceding zeros get removed
For example 05/05/2005 would display as 55/20/05__
The masked Text box is set up as 00/00/0000
The line which assigns the code is:
MaskedTextBox.Text = Format(DataTable(0)("DOB"), “MM/dd/yyyy”).ToString
To date I have tried the following:
Delete and re-add the control
Copy masked textbox from another form
in the same program
Above Masked textbox grabs the same
information from the same database
table and is formatted exactly the
same and it works
Tried various different formats
including no format all with the same
result
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
I've been able to replicate the problem but currently there doesn't seem to be a solution. What you need is a binding navigator toolbar on the top of your form with your data bound masked text box with any mask (doesn't matter which one). When you run the form, initially the masked text box will accept the data just fine. However, if you click the "AddNewItem" button (the plus sign button) on your binding navigator toolbar, it will cause the masked text box to delete all preceding zeros when you try to enter a date. It seems all masks will do this. Rebuilding the form won't fix it, either. It happens every time you hit the "AddNewItem" button and then proceed to enter data into any formatted masked text box.
Now that I've found out exactly how to replicate the problem, hopefully someone more knowledgeable can come along to figure out how to circumvent this. It seems like it is a glitch within VB. Don't know if this constitutes as an actual "answer" but I have provided a clear path to finding a solution. I just don't have the know-how to get that far.
(Update: I discovered that it does this to all masks, not just "short date" masks)
I think I am going to have to put this in "Mysteries of the Unexplained " box.
At the advice of another developer I manually recreated the form, re-added all the controls and it now works fine (copy and pasting all the controls from one form to another caused the issue to come with it).
I really don't know how to even recreate the issue must be something in the forms design level code???
Anyway thanks for all the assistance from everyone.
Try converting the Datatable data to date and back:
MaskedTextBox.Text = Date.Parse(DataTable(0)("DOB")).ToString("MM/dd/yyyy")
My guess is that either the database is sending the date in a format you don't expect, you changed the control's Culture (under Behaivior properties), or that you changed the way your computer shows dates and thus changed its culture. However I try I can't replicate the problem with my culture settings.
I had the same problem with Masked a Text Box control that was added at runtime. I was just trying to add the date of the day to the control
Visual studio 2013
Dim Today As Date = Now.Date
tbox_ShipDate.Text = FormatDateTime(Today,DateFormat.ShortDate) 'Failed every time
Problem was solved by using
tbox_ShipDate.Text = Format(Today, "MM/dd/yyyy")
seemed to simple but all worked well