Help!!!!--Problems about the multi column report!

I have a 2 coulmns report ,one group ,when I print the report,it does not paging correctly.For example,suppose every column can display 20 rows, if every group has 20-40 rows ,the print is ok,it can paging correctly,but if one group has 10 rows or more than 40 and less than 60,the two groups will print on one paper,how can I print the every group on different paper?

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

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Garlic,

You can edit your group properties, On your group, right click, select edit group, on General tab, select "Page break at start" this should give you a new page for each group change.

HELP!!! Printer Delivery Extension not Printing Landscape

Hello All,

I'm using SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services, and I'm trying to have subscriptions print. To try this, I built, installed, and configured the printer delivery extension sample provided by Microsoft.

Everything appeared to be working fine. That is, I can schedule a report to print automatically using the printer delivery extension. However, the problem is that the reports always print portrait.

We have a number of reports--some are portrait and some are landscape. So, obviously, I need the landscape reports to print lanscape.

I've even tried "hard-coding" the page width and page height parameters in the printer delivery extension to try to force it to print landscape, but it still always prints portrait.

Would any one know how to have reports that are delivered to a printer actually print in the way they are created (i.e., print landscape if the report is set up as a landscape report)?

Do I have to use the IMAGE format? Could I use PDF? If so, how?

Thanks!

Hi,

there is a likewise issue if you use linked reports in RS - the linked report does not contain the original page settings.

It probably could be that you would have to set the page settings programmatically like described by Brian Welcker for the linked reports:
http://www.fits-consulting.de/blog/PermaLink,guid,e3f1cf4a-f9d6-44d8-86e5-84a59531f87c.aspx

hth...

cheers,
Markus

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Thanks for the info. Markus. Unfortunately, setting the page settings programmatically didn't help. All reports and linked reports always print portrait, not landscape.

Therefore, would any one have any ideas on how to use the printer delivery extension and make scheduled reports be delivered automatically to a printer and acutally print in landscape?

Please see me original post and let me know if more info. is needed to answer my questions.

Thanks!