Is there a way to have a repeating page header and page footer in report builder? I know this is possible with Reporting Services but I cant seem to find any info regarding this Report Builder? Can anyone shed a light in this?
Thanks,
JosephPage headers/footers are not supported in RB in this release. You can add them to an RB report by opening it in Report Designer and modifying the layout there.
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Report Builder: Is there a way to have a repeating page header and page footer?
Dear Anyone,
Monday, March 12, 2012
Report Builder and Custom Value in TextBox
How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
report.Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
though.
"SYoung" wrote:
> How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> report.|||When I right click on the textbox all I get is Format... option.
"Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
> under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
> though.
>
> "SYoung" wrote:
> > How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> > a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> > report.|||Are you actually building your report in SQL Server BI Dev Studio?
"SYoung" wrote:
> When I right click on the textbox all I get is Format... option.
> "Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> > Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
> > under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
> > though.
> >
> >
> > "SYoung" wrote:
> >
> > > How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> > > a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> > > report.|||I'm actually using Report Builder. If you go to
"http://YourReportServer/Reports/", you'll be able to see "New Folder", "New
Data Source", "Upload File", And "Report Builder" below the two tabs
"Contents" & "Properties".
You may want to go to the links below to get more info about Report Builder.
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/technologies/reporting/default.mspx
http://www.developer.com/db/article.php/3520116
"Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> Are you actually building your report in SQL Server BI Dev Studio?
> "SYoung" wrote:
> > When I right click on the textbox all I get is Format... option.
> >
> > "Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> >
> > > Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
> > > under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
> > > though.
> > >
> > >
> > > "SYoung" wrote:
> > >
> > > > How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> > > > a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> > > > report.|||You can actually enter RDL expressions in a Report Builder textbox -- just
start the text with "=". However, you are basically working blind, because
there is no direct visibility into report field names, textbox names, etc.
Also, page headers/footers are not supported in this release. Best bet is to
put the page count, report date, username, etc. at the top and bottom of the
report, so it will be on the first and last pages.
"SYoung" wrote:
> How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> report.
a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
report.Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
though.
"SYoung" wrote:
> How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> report.|||When I right click on the textbox all I get is Format... option.
"Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
> under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
> though.
>
> "SYoung" wrote:
> > How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> > a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> > report.|||Are you actually building your report in SQL Server BI Dev Studio?
"SYoung" wrote:
> When I right click on the textbox all I get is Format... option.
> "Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> > Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
> > under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
> > though.
> >
> >
> > "SYoung" wrote:
> >
> > > How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> > > a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> > > report.|||I'm actually using Report Builder. If you go to
"http://YourReportServer/Reports/", you'll be able to see "New Folder", "New
Data Source", "Upload File", And "Report Builder" below the two tabs
"Contents" & "Properties".
You may want to go to the links below to get more info about Report Builder.
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/technologies/reporting/default.mspx
http://www.developer.com/db/article.php/3520116
"Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> Are you actually building your report in SQL Server BI Dev Studio?
> "SYoung" wrote:
> > When I right click on the textbox all I get is Format... option.
> >
> > "Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> >
> > > Right click on the textbox and choose Expression. Everything you need is
> > > under Globals. Well basic VB script knowledge is needed to put all together
> > > though.
> > >
> > >
> > > "SYoung" wrote:
> > >
> > > > How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> > > > a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> > > > report.|||You can actually enter RDL expressions in a Report Builder textbox -- just
start the text with "=". However, you are basically working blind, because
there is no direct visibility into report field names, textbox names, etc.
Also, page headers/footers are not supported in this release. Best bet is to
put the page count, report date, username, etc. at the top and bottom of the
report, so it will be on the first and last pages.
"SYoung" wrote:
> How can I add a custom value in a textbox. For example, I would like to add
> a footer with a page number, date and the name of the user who's running the
> report.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Report always displays 2 pages
Hi, I have a SQL Reporting service on which I have a footer with the number of page, something like "page 1 of 1". THe thing is, if I preview the report, it displays the nr of pages correctly, however, when I export to PDF; it alwas displays 2 pages, on the 2nd page only displays the footer "page 1 of 2" even if the first page is small and fits that page only. I've tried to reorganize the controls on the report and fit the footer to display only one page, however, no result.. any guess?Thanks a lot!Check the page margins settings in the report's properties.|||Problem solved. I've resized the report width to a less value than the value that I was using and is working!Thanks for the tip!
Report
Hi is it possible to have a header and footer text on every page generated in an aspx report (rsdl)?
I tried to put it in a textbox, but then the table containing the report data is displayed on top of it so that doesn't work... Any ideas?
Cheers, mc
I think you can set it in the properties window "repeat in every page" = true/false.
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