Hello,
I would like to know if the following is possible. I would like to have a report where the page orientation is portrait for most pages, but some are set to landscape.
I have tried the following:
I have a main report with the PagSettings.Landscape property to false. I also have a subreport that is in a section with page breaks to make it on it's own page. For the sub report I set the PagSettings.Landscape property to true. When I run the report in the WinForms report viewer it seems that the page orientation setting from the main report is used and the orientation on the sub report is ignored. Is this true? Is there any work around to get one page of a report to be landscape while the rest of the report is portrait? FYI, I'm using the WinForms viewer for development but the final product will export the report directly to PDF.
Thanks,
Chris
I would like to know if the following is possible. I would like to have a report where the page orientation is portrait for most pages, but some are set to landscape.
I have tried the following:
I have a main report with the PagSettings.Landscape property to false. I also have a subreport that is in a section with page breaks to make it on it's own page. For the sub report I set the PagSettings.Landscape property to true. When I run the report in the WinForms report viewer it seems that the page orientation setting from the main report is used and the orientation on the sub report is ignored. Is this true? Is there any work around to get one page of a report to be landscape while the rest of the report is portrait? FYI, I'm using the WinForms viewer for development but the final product will export the report directly to PDF.
Thanks,
Chris