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mde
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 Posted - 2004-11-23 : 06:56:19
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| Hi!I have three small reports on one page, two tabular reports and one matrix report. The problem is that the matrix report splits the two tabular reports so the right one is placed way to far to the right. It looks ok in the design view but not when i run the report. The reports are placed like this:Report 1(tabular) Report 2 (tabular)Report 3 (matrix)Is it possible to somewhat lock the location of the two tabular reports?Thanks in advance!/Maria |
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gashdc
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Posted - 2004-11-23 : 09:14:29
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| Maria,Try putting the two tabular reports in a "Rectangle" that should keep them grouped together how you described.David |
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mde
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Posted - 2004-11-24 : 04:19:02
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| Thanks for your tip but I'm sorry to say that your solution with the rectangle didn't work. I put the two tabular reports inside a rectangle but the result was that all three reports was placed like this:report 1report 2report 3I tried to increase the width of the rectangle but it didn't help./ Maria |
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gashdc
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Posted - 2004-11-24 : 08:54:59
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| Are these reports sub-reports inside a main report? if so you can just stretch out the bottom report3 to be as long as report1 and report2 :rpt1rpt2report 3if that makes sense. |
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mde
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Posted - 2004-11-24 : 09:06:22
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| I understand what you mean :) but my reports are not subreports, just two regular tables and one matrix... i don't know if Reporting Services puts the matrix in a html table-cell and therefor splits the two reports apart because of the cells width... / Maria |
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Problems with several reports on one page