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John
John

Reputation:

Page Breaks in RDLC Report?

I have an RDLC report that I'm having problems with page breaks. The report has a group that has a number of records that do not fit on one page. This report renders fine in Normal Mode, but when I switch to Print Mode, "extra" page breaks that were not there before appear. This is causing the report to print on more pages than necessary. I do not have the group set to keep on one page, and I have been playing with the values for Height and InteractiveHeight, but nothing seems to work.

Is there any way to resolve this problem? I need this report to print out properly, and these mysterious page breaks are causing this problem. Any help or suggestions are appreciated.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 43508

Answers (7)

aaluvska
aaluvska

Reputation: 1

I made the body size (height width) of the report smaller than the page width and page height on report properties.

Finally, the blank pages disappeared.

Upvotes: 0

ozat
ozat

Reputation: 110

I set the option ConsumeContainerWhiteSpace = True in the Report Properties and it worked fine.

Upvotes: 1

Bek
Bek

Reputation: 31

If you have just converted to 2010, this will fix your problem (see last entry) http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vsreportcontrols/thread/9d493130-6683-4ec8-bbe0-9524df8859c5

Look at the bottom of the ReportViewer Designer area and you should see "Row Groups". My Report's Table's name is "Table_LineItems" and I see "Table_LineItems_Details_Group". I select that and in my Property window I set "Keep Together" to false. Then it prints correctly. I can't guarantee that this will work for you, but I suggest playing with whatever you see down there. You can also (on the far right) click an unlabeled drop down and select advanced mode and indiscriminately set more of the "Static" items to KeepTogether = false.

Upvotes: 3

Nidhin
Nidhin

Reputation: 31

Just set ur page size property as ==8.5in, 3.625in, and then view your report

Upvotes: 3

nahajaj
nahajaj

Reputation:

Select table,right click, go to properties,add NEW group right after any group you have ( in that case I call 'PreviousGroupName"), expression should be =(RowNumber("PreviousGroupName") - 1) \27+ 1, check Page break at end. It will fit 27 rows in the web and when export into .PDF you should see the same 27 rows. You can change 27 to any number you need to fit your page,

Then you can change Viewer HEIGHT (in .aspx) to any size,to avoid Scrolls.

Upvotes: 2

Troy Howard
Troy Howard

Reputation: 2622

Try tweaking the width of the elements. You have to make sure that they are within the margins of the print layout, or you'll get extra pages. Make sure your margins aren't really wide (I think they are by default).

Upvotes: 0

Travis
Travis

Reputation: 3639

Make sure you check your margin settings on the report properties dialogue. I think the default is 1 inch on all sides. That could be throwing off the printing.

Upvotes: 5

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