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SSRS Report exported to PDF – Report page is split into multiple pages — 8 Comments

  1. Hi,
    I my report I have some content to be shown in portrait format and some in landscape and when I rendere the same in PDF it should maintain these format. Please suggest if any one have any idea.
    Thanks in advance

  2. Hi Khilit,

    My business has same requirements to see all report columns fit in one PDF page width.
    Thank you for sharing this hint how to achieve it. It is very helpful.

  3. Hi Khilit,
    I have a single report with four datasets and I am displaying data from all four datasets in four tables. And when I export this report to pdf file I want to see data coming from each dataset in a new page i.e. when I export the data to each new table should starts in new page. Can I do that?

    Thanks,
    Santosh

    • hi Santosh,
      could you pls send me a screen-shot (bigator.blog@gmail.com), so i can see how 4 datasets are being displayed right now on Report.
      Because you can do settings for how SSRS report can be displayed while exporting to PDF, but it based on the structure of the tablix (objects)’s layout.
      Thanks, Khilit

  4. Hi Khilit

    This really great. I spend lot of time today find a hack to fix it. But everyone on the web has is talking about the bank page how to make it view in one page on report viewer. but now one actually talked about this issue, which is actually very common issue in the industry. Thanks alto for this blog post.

  5. Hi khilit

    I am new to ssrs report viewer, i was able to display the records in viewer but my problem was when i tried to export the report, the data is splitting into two pages instead of one page. can u please help me in this issue how to fix. i tried all the possible scenarious but all went into vain.

    i am trying to generate report with the following assembly :
    Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms and my code looks like this in aspx page.

    thanks in adavance

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