Monday, March 19, 2012
Detail information within other detail (different table)
report contains a list object slightly smaller than the body size (8X10.5)
and a rectangle object slightly smaller than the list object. The rectangle
object contains 130 plus textboxes for labels and actual fields to be
printed. This is a profile type report used to print all information for a
member (name, address, city, state, and several other fields) and requires
the whole page. There can be further detail linked to this member. In this
case, committees that the member serves on. I can't figure out how to get the
top 5 committees to print with all of the other detail. Does anyone know a
"best method" to accomplish this?
Thanks,
JohnNevermind. Finally used a subreport which solved the problem very nicely.
John
"John Joslin" wrote:
> I have a one page report that prints information from several tables. The
> report contains a list object slightly smaller than the body size (8X10.5)
> and a rectangle object slightly smaller than the list object. The rectangle
> object contains 130 plus textboxes for labels and actual fields to be
> printed. This is a profile type report used to print all information for a
> member (name, address, city, state, and several other fields) and requires
> the whole page. There can be further detail linked to this member. In this
> case, committees that the member serves on. I can't figure out how to get the
> top 5 committees to print with all of the other detail. Does anyone know a
> "best method" to accomplish this?
> Thanks,
> John
Friday, February 17, 2012
Design Pages on Report Server
Hi every body
I have developed an reporting solution for a customer with reporting services and using report builder.
When he connect to http://localhost/reports , he see the page like
http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/583/folderhl1.jpg
But i would to custom design of my default page, and other maybe. Where i can do it ?
Thanks all
Regards
Erwan Sarcelet, France
Hi.
There's not much you can do to change the look of report manager. However, if you have purchased Visual Studio 2005, you can build a customized front end for your reports. I have a feeling that is what you are asking for.
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Yes, that is what i wanted to know. So i cant modify the Folder.aspx file ?
Thank you Greg.
Erwan
|||I'm not sure. Try to open it in Visual Studio and see what you can do to it.
However, I'm not really sure I would recommend doing that. I would think that you could potentially cause damage to report manager. That sounds too much like a hack to me.
I would recommend creating your own front end.