I have the following set up in my report:
A Table with a Header row and 1 data row. Inside the data row is another table, which is displaying most of my data.
I'm having issues with this data row because if the inner table is too big to fit on the page, it moves the entire table to the next page, leaving only the header row on the first page and a ton of blank space. From there, it will then cut itself correctly if it's still too big for one page. Is there a way to force the paging logic to look inside a table row to page, before it just puts it on another?
I've tried setting KeepTogether = true on the outer table and KeepTogether = false on the inner one, but it still doesn't work. Any help would be really appreciated because I may have to consider other reporting alternatives if I can't get this format working.
Thanks!
A Table with a Header row and 1 data row. Inside the data row is another table, which is displaying most of my data.
I'm having issues with this data row because if the inner table is too big to fit on the page, it moves the entire table to the next page, leaving only the header row on the first page and a ton of blank space. From there, it will then cut itself correctly if it's still too big for one page. Is there a way to force the paging logic to look inside a table row to page, before it just puts it on another?
I've tried setting KeepTogether = true on the outer table and KeepTogether = false on the inner one, but it still doesn't work. Any help would be really appreciated because I may have to consider other reporting alternatives if I can't get this format working.
Thanks!