In order to fix this issue, you need to remove a few lines of code from the XML.
<Report xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2008/01/reportdefinition" xmlns:rd="http://schemas.microsoft.com/SQLServer/reporting/reportdesigner">
<ReportSections> <ReportSection> ..................................
You can suppress elements that you don’t want to include in a CSV export by doing the following:
Let’s say you want to order your data in your tablix by last name, but you want certain names to be sorted first.
1) Double click the first grouping under Row Groups.
2) Select ‘Sorting’.
3) Click the ‘Add’.
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An rdl.data file will be created each time when the report is viewed with different input parameters. The data file caches the data so running the report again in the IDE with no changes to the parameter data will render quickly. …
Let's say you have a SQL table with 2 columns. The first column is a name and the second column is a street address. For every address a name has, the name column is repeated for every row as such:
name …
Use the Alternating Row Color code function and call it from the BackgroundColor property of the tablix row column.
Here is the Function that needs to be placed in the Code tab of the Report Properties window:
Function AlternateColor(ByVal OddColor If you want to add a group row header to an existing group row in order for that group row header to repeat on each group break, do the following.
Let’s say you have a table called ‘car_make’ and another table called ‘car_model’. There is a one to many relationship between make and model.
You want to bring back a result set of all makes, 1 row per make, but …
1) On the body of the report, drag a tablix. Make the first row the height and width of your page. Call the Tablix ‘TheTablix’.
2) Drag a rectangle into the first row of the tablix. Call the Tablix ‘TheRectangleRow1’.…
Dealing with group headers in banded reporting tools like Crystal Reports feels easy and natural. The group header section is clearly visible
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