Defining Width of Subreprots - Side by Side Subreports

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Defining Width of Subreprots - Side by Side Subreports

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Posted: 6/11/2012

Jedi Youngling 18  points  Jedi Youngling
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I am developing a school report for student information. I have a free form report using text boxes to hold various fields for a single student.  The student also has multiple occurrence data (eg bus data, contacts, and medical alerts) that I want to list using a subreport.  I would like to define the width of the subreports and run the subreports side by side after the free form.  When I try doing this, the subreport’s width expands to the right  and pushes the neighboring report down the page.  I tried confining the width by running the subreport within a rectangle.  I was careful about limiting the width of the subreport’s tablix and body.  But this did not work.  I should mention that the subreport was developed from a copy of another subreport, but with columns deleted to decrease the width of the report.  Any suggestions?


Posted: 6/18/2012

Padawan 328  points  Padawan
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Jharter,

ANSWER:  I was wondering if you have tried increasing the size of the report “Body".

 Right Click on an empty spaces in the Body of the Report, and select “Body Properties” and
under “Size”, increase the Width.  This will give you more room for your two sub-reports

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Thank you

Nube


Posted: 6/19/2012

Jedi Master 2806  points  Jedi Master
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If I understand your issue, assuming you are using a List I would put a tablix in the list at the bottom to hold your multiple occurrence info rather than use a subreport.


Posted: 6/21/2012

Jedi Youngling 18  points  Jedi Youngling
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Sorry, I haven't had success with this approach.


Posted: 6/21/2012

Jedi Youngling 18  points  Jedi Youngling
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Thanks Nube.  Actually, I'd like to confine my subreports so that they will print to a standard 8.5/11 pdf format. 


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