2012年3月29日星期四

Floating headers

Hi ,
Is there any way to keep the first set of N columns along with the data as
frozen and the other columns move behind it as in excel horizontally.
I tried to check the option in layout --> fixed header = true but the header
along remains frozen but the data is getting overlapped.
please do help at the earliest.
thanks,
VidulaYup. You can apply a custom XSLT to the report XML, so you can create SSML
(Excel 2003's XML format) with any desired Excel elements you want.
Start like this:
* -- run your report and export to Excel. This will give you a base Excel
layout.
* -- tell your users to make whatever changes they want and give you back
the document.
* -- Save the result As an Xml Spreadsheet (SSML).
* -- write the XSLT you will apply to subsequent report runs to get this
result.
Note: it is probably possible to do the same thing to get XSLX (Excel 2007
base format). However you won't be able to do it by directly applying the
XSLT file using Report Properties, I don't think -- you'd have to specify
XML output and then do the work after receiving the raw XML data.
Either way, you may want to look into the DeviceInfo setting
UseFormattedValues -- you might prefer to receive the values in the columns
raw rather than formatted so that you can format them exactly the way Excel
prefers for various data types. This part really depends on the individual
report.
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"Vidu" <Vidu@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi ,
> Is there any way to keep the first set of N columns along with the data as
> frozen and the other columns move behind it as in excel horizontally.
> I tried to check the option in layout --> fixed header = true but the
> header
> along remains frozen but the data is getting overlapped.
> please do help at the earliest.
> thanks,
> Vidula
>

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