Hi, I have simplified the report down to bare constituents to try and explain the issue and the report layout is as follows;
No Page Header or Footers
A Group : Grouping =Fields.Name
A Group Header : Visible = false
Detail : Visible = false
A Group Footer : Visible = true
TextBox Value : =Fields.Name
TextBox Value : =Sum(Fields.[aValue])
There are 10 records all with same Fields.Name and the report shows one line in A Group Footer ok as expected, this also PDFs ok
If you elect to Export to CSV then you have 10 entries in the csv file all with identical values Fields.Name & Sum(Fields.[aValue])
I would've only expected to see one line in the CSV, could you explain if this is by design or an issue you can address?
Not wanting to confuse the csv issue but try exporting to Excel with another 5 records with different Fields.Name to previous 10 records. The first line is OK but the second line only has the Fields.Name, the Sum(Fields.[aValue]) is blank.
I have a simple report with:
GROUP A Header
GROUP B Header
Data
GROUP B Footer
GROUP A Footer
No matter what I do GROUP B will not keeptogether
Sometimes I get just the header at the bottom of the page and on the next page 1-2 detail line and a footer, sometimes I get enerything but the footer which is on the next page.
I am sure it is something simple that I am missing.
I have tried every combination of header, footer, detail keeptogether that I can think of.
After installing the Telerik Reporting tool I could still not see any templates in Visual Studio 2005. There seems to be no ItemTemplate folder in the VS directory where i believe these files are kept. What am I missing here??
I want to scale a picturebox, so that you give it a width and the height of the
image is automatically determined. And also very important, that the image is attached to the top of the picturebox.
Does anybody know how to do that?
My experience is that if I use ScaleProportional with width:3cm and height:5cm
the image is scaled corectly but attached to the middle of the picturebox. And that looks in my case just stupid.
We have a complex scenario where it's necessary to programmatically create the reports. This is the typical scenario of building the report:
1. The report layout and properties are set.
2. Report items are added to the report, e.g. a Chart.
3. The properties of the Chart is set and since we are binding to a dataset of unknown contents we register to the NeedDataSource event.
4. The NeedDataSource event is triggered and the datasource is set.
5. The Report is displayed in the ReportViewer.
Here's my question: We need to specifiy properties for the series created after the report items have been databound, e.g. DefaulLabelValue/DataLabelsColumn etc.. We've tried setting these values by looping through the ChartSeries collection in the ItemDataBound event but without any success.
I am researching asp.net controls for reporting. I am looking for a control that will allow me to set a different style for print, even a different layout.
I haven't downloaded the trial because I am only a designer and do not have the programming skills involved. I am simply doing the research into this control.
So if anyone could lead me to some documentation on how to do this if even possible that would be great.
I know you can create and export/import styles for different reports, but in one report basically I have a web style and a print style.