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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Keeping details together in pdf

My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
every item?Can you define ‘Silly' places.. ?
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My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
every item?
[microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs]|||I know exactly what your talking about. However Adobe over rides the page
breaking.
-rwiethorn
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"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?|||I have exactly the same problems The web report looks o.k. but when I export
to PDF page breaks are inserted in very unreasonable places. Some pages are
more than 50% empty! I tried everything (sub reports instead of grouping,
rectangles, keeping data fields close together) but PDF simply ignores that.
Klaus
"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?|||I am having this exact problem too. Has anyone solved it yet?
"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?|||I am having this same problem? Can anyone tell us how to fix it?
"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?