Hi!
What I try to achieve, is to get a Word document with report containing multiple, generic tables.
Let me just go straight to whats wrong:
If for example i generate three tables, which are small enough to fit on one page, everything is fine as on screenshot below:
Small tables OK
But in situation, when table have more rows and it's size exceeds size of a page, strange things happens, blank pages are added and so on:
Big tables - problems screenshot
All i do, is generate tables from code (as many tables as many data I have), then generate one big table with one column and as many rows as tables I've created, and put them inside each row. Then I add this big table to detail section. Playing with properties as keepTogether etc. did not help. Do You have any advice or ideas what could be wrong and how to deal with such problem?
Sincerely,
Bartek
What I try to achieve, is to get a Word document with report containing multiple, generic tables.
Let me just go straight to whats wrong:
If for example i generate three tables, which are small enough to fit on one page, everything is fine as on screenshot below:
Small tables OK
But in situation, when table have more rows and it's size exceeds size of a page, strange things happens, blank pages are added and so on:
Big tables - problems screenshot
All i do, is generate tables from code (as many tables as many data I have), then generate one big table with one column and as many rows as tables I've created, and put them inside each row. Then I add this big table to detail section. Playing with properties as keepTogether etc. did not help. Do You have any advice or ideas what could be wrong and how to deal with such problem?
Sincerely,
Bartek
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Hello Bartek,
Try setting all sections KeepTogether properties to false, including the Table items, table groups and their inner items. If the blank pages occur where a cell in the outermost Table item is higher than the available page height, this is a known limitation that we are working on. For now try changing the layout and add your items directly into the detail sections and subreports.
If you need further help, please post your report definition and elaborate on the scenario.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
Try setting all sections KeepTogether properties to false, including the Table items, table groups and their inner items. If the blank pages occur where a cell in the outermost Table item is higher than the available page height, this is a known limitation that we are working on. For now try changing the layout and add your items directly into the detail sections and subreports.
If you need further help, please post your report definition and elaborate on the scenario.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
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