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Hi,
I've a report with some queries :
1. CLient infos (which return the client name and other text info)
2. Orders
3. Historical sales
My query 1 and 2 are displayed in top of my report.
My historical sales is displayed in 3 charts
I want to group these charts in 1 page (specially when exported in PDF), = but these charts appears AFTER the "orders" query.
and I want to display the name of the client in top of these 3 charts = (because I can't put it in the header of my page)
I've setup a list around my query 3
I've setup the keeptogether option for this list
My charts are in the list I've added a textbox in the same list with the formula:
=3DFirst(Fields!NomBT.Value, "ClientInfos")
When I display the result in PDF or TIFF, the name of the client appear = at the end of the first page and not in top of the second page.
But I there is enough space in the second page to display this name.
So why RS don't group the content in my list?
I don't want to setup "page break before" because if the user display = the result other the web, I prefer to scroll the page instead-of = clicking "page 2"
Thanks.
Jerome.
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Hi,
I've a report with some queries = :
1. CLient infos (which return the = client name and other text info)
2. Orders
3. Historical sales
My query 1 and 2 are displayed in top = of my report.
My historical sales is displayed in 3 charts
I want to group these charts in 1 page = (specially when exported in PDF), but these charts appears AFTER the "orders" query.
and I want to display the name of the = client in top of these 3 charts (because I can't put it in the header of my = page)
I've setup a list around my query = 3
I've setup the keeptogether option for = this list
My charts are in the list
I've added a textbox in the same list = with the formula:
=3DFirst(Fields!NomBT.Value, "ClientInfos")
When I display the result in PDF or = TIFF, the name of the client appear at the end of the first page and not in top of = the second page.
But I there is enough space in the = second page to display this name.
So why RS don't group the = content in my list?
I don't want to setup "page break = before" because if the user display the result other the web, I prefer to scroll the = page instead-of clicking "page 2"
Thanks.
Jerome.
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All charts and text boxes instances are part of the list, not only the =content of one group. You need to add a reactangle around your text box and chart.
-- Nico Cristache [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no =rights.
"J=E9j=E9" <willgart@._A_hAotmail_A_.com> wrote in message =news:Oee5RpuqEHA.1712@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
Hi,
I've a report with some queries :
1. CLient infos (which return the client name and other text info)
2. Orders
3. Historical sales
My query 1 and 2 are displayed in top of my report.
My historical sales is displayed in 3 charts
I want to group these charts in 1 page (specially when exported in =PDF), but these charts appears AFTER the "orders" query.
and I want to display the name of the client in top of these 3 charts =(because I can't put it in the header of my page)
I've setup a list around my query 3
I've setup the keeptogether option for this list
My charts are in the list I've added a textbox in the same list with the formula:
=3DFirst(Fields!NomBT.Value, "ClientInfos")
When I display the result in PDF or TIFF, the name of the client =appear at the end of the first page and not in top of the second page.
But I there is enough space in the second page to display this name.
So why RS don't group the content in my list?
I don't want to setup "page break before" because if the user display =the result other the web, I prefer to scroll the page instead-of =clicking "page 2"
Thanks.
Jerome.
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All charts and text boxes =instances are part of the list, not only the content of one group.
You need to add a reactangle around =your text box and chart.
-- Nico Cristache [MSFT]Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no =rights.
"J=E9j=E9"
Hi,
I've a report with some queries =:
1. CLient infos (which return the =client name and other text info)
2. Orders
3. Historical sales
My query 1 and 2 are displayed in top =of my report.
My historical sales is displayed in 3 = charts
I want to group these charts in 1 =page (specially when exported in PDF), but these charts appears AFTER the "orders" query.
and I want to display the name of the =client in top of these 3 charts (because I can't put it in the header of my page)
I've setup a list around my query =3
I've setup the keeptogether option =for this list
My charts are in the list = I've added a textbox in the same list =with the formula:
=3DFirst(Fields!NomBT.Value, "ClientInfos")
When I display the result in PDF or =TIFF, the name of the client appear at the end of the first page and not in =top of the second page.
But I there is enough space in the =second page to display this name.
So why RS don't group the =content in my list?
I don't want to setup "page break =before" because if the user display the result other the web, I prefer to scroll the =page instead-of clicking "page 2"
Thanks.
Jerome.
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I've also try this without more result.
I've this:
content from Query 1 & 2 (some textboxes and tables)
List (based on query 3)
--> Rectangle
--> Textbox (=3Dfirst...)
--> chart 1
--> chart 2
--> chart 3
--> end of rectangle
End of list
and my list continue to not fit in 1 page.
"Nico Cristache [MSFT]" <nipirvan@.microsoft.com> a =E9crit dans le =message de news:et1hETxqEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
All charts and text boxes instances are part of the list, not only the =content of one group. You need to add a reactangle around your text box and chart.
-- Nico Cristache [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no =rights.
"J=E9j=E9" <willgart@._A_hAotmail_A_.com> wrote in message =news:Oee5RpuqEHA.1712@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
Hi,
I've a report with some queries :
1. CLient infos (which return the client name and other text info)
2. Orders
3. Historical sales
My query 1 and 2 are displayed in top of my report.
My historical sales is displayed in 3 charts
I want to group these charts in 1 page (specially when exported in =PDF), but these charts appears AFTER the "orders" query.
and I want to display the name of the client in top of these 3 =charts (because I can't put it in the header of my page)
I've setup a list around my query 3
I've setup the keeptogether option for this list
My charts are in the list I've added a textbox in the same list with the formula:
=3DFirst(Fields!NomBT.Value, "ClientInfos")
When I display the result in PDF or TIFF, the name of the client =appear at the end of the first page and not in top of the second page.
But I there is enough space in the second page to display this name.
So why RS don't group the content in my list?
I don't want to setup "page break before" because if the user =display the result other the web, I prefer to scroll the page instead-of =clicking "page 2"
Thanks.
Jerome.
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I've also try this without more result.
I've this:
content from Query 1 & 2 (some =textboxes and tables)
List (based on query 3)
--> Rectangle
--> Textbox =(=3Dfirst...)
--> chart 1
--> chart 2
--> chart 3
--> end of rectangle
End of list
and my list continue to not fit in 1 page.
"Nico Cristache [MSFT]"
All charts and text boxes =instances are part of the list, not only the content of one group. = You need to add a reactangle around =your text box and chart.
-- Nico Cristache [MSFT]Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers =no rights.
"J=E9j=E9"
Hi,
I've a report with some queries =:
1. CLient infos (which return the =client name and other text info)
2. Orders
3. Historical sales
My query 1 and 2 are displayed in =top of my report.
My historical sales is displayed in =3 charts
I want to group these charts in 1 =page (specially when exported in PDF), but these charts appears AFTER the = "orders" query.
and I want to display the name of =the client in top of these 3 charts (because I can't put it in the header of my page)
I've setup a list around my query 3
I've setup the keeptogether option =for this list
My charts are in the list = I've added a textbox in the same =list with the formula:
=3DFirst(Fields!NomBT.Value, "ClientInfos")
When I display the result in PDF or =TIFF, the name of the client appear at the end of the first page and not =in top of the second page.
But I there is enough space in the =second page to display this name.
So why RS don't group the =content in my list?
I don't want to setup "page break =before" because if the user display the result other the web, I prefer to =scroll the page instead-of clicking "page 2"
Thanks.
Jerome.
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