This is in ssrs 2000, so I think I'm in the right place.
I have a list and some matrices in the list that are not nearly as wide as my list is (the list needs to be wider than the matrices), and that white space is getting tacked on to the end of my matrices, resulting in an extra page. Maybe I'm just missing something, but how do I eliminate this?
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I'm using SSRS 2005 and having problem trying to set spacing for a textbox. What happen was, I have a description that would goes/expand to 3 lines depending on what user selected from the multi-value parameters. When I look-up the help, it has something like so:
To change the spacing between lines of text
In Report Builder design mode, select a text box or cell(s).
On the Format menu, select Font.
The Format dialog box opens with the Font tab selected.
In the Line spacing drop-down list, select a point size.
Click OK.
The problem is, I can't see this Line Spacing option. All I see is Bold, Italic and Underline. Am I missing some patches. Any input is very much appreciated. Thanks.
Is it possible to have spacing within a column name? Something like"column name." I can do it from EM but won't let me do it in queryanalyzer. Can someone tell me the command to do this in queryanalyzer? Thanks!
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I'm developing a report at the moment that uses a sub report twice on the same report (legal legislation type of thing, requires information to be displayed twice.). In the first location the one column is heavily spaced to the right (though not designed this way), causing a new blank page to be created when exporting, but at the other location (on the same report, same data), the spacing is normal. What could be causing this?
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I have created a drill down report, using text boxes. When the report is not drilled down, all root nodes are collapsed, the spacing is really weird between them. For
example.
+ Node A
+ Node B
<a bunch of white space>
+ NodeC.
I want all the nodes to be one after each other. Thanks for any help you can provide.
I am using RS 2K5 to develop financial reports, with plenty of figures that must fit in a page.
I use tables for example. Fonts cannot be set smaller than 8pts.
I have also tried to decrease row height and to disable the "can grow to fit content" option, but of course in this way the text gets cut of in its lower part.
How can I do lines more compact? I need to reduce line spacing and to make the data more dense. Currently it looks very sparse.
Is it a known limitation for RS? Any workaround available? Any online example with dense reports?
Thank you.
I have visual studio 2005 with XP home. I'm trying to find out which service pack my SQL server is running as I've been told that Service pack 2 has a few bugs.
For example ADO Applications Report a Syntax Error When Column Names Contain Spaces. This appears to be an error i am recieving. I just wanted to confirm that it is a microsoft bug rather then something Im doing wrong.
Microsoft meantions the bug here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/264687
I've been looking everywhere. I do not have the "query analyzer window" where you can find this out as I have VS 2005. How would I find this out.
Thank you
How do I achieve double spacing of lines in a large text box in SSRS?
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