This seems to be related to your issue depending upon which version of AX are you using. Please have a look and let me know if you have further queries. One option you have is to export the report as PDF and then print it from there and see what are the results. I m able to changed the reports orientation successfully and also print reports as per current orientation but reports not preview as per current orientation so what we do to change reports preview as per current orientation.
I assigned page orientation as per page actual heights and weights. Please explain us detailed issue. Can you open new tread for this as new one. Because it will be useful for future reference to other members. Here you can find screen shots to set the landscape setup. From Report Builder 15 for those that came here looking for a way to set report orientation in RB. From the Insert tab, click Report Parts. This brings up the Report Properties list. At the top of this list, there are a few buttons.
One of them is named Property Pages. The properties window will appear on the right side. It should read "Report" under properties. If it is showing one of the controls on the report, then click in the big empty gray area outside the body of your report so it'll show the properties of the report.
Now click on the right most icon right under report looks like a white square. This will bring up the report properties. On the page setup tab, you can easily change the paper orientation among a slew of other settings. Right-click in the merged cell and choose "Create Placeholder In the Placeholder Properties window, click the "fx" button to the right of the Value textbox.
In the Expression screen, type the expression shown. The system will generate the "Fields! Then click OK to dismiss the Placeholder Properties window. Repeat the above process to create an expression for the OrderDate subtotal line. On the row directly below the row you just worked with, merge the two cells under Quantity and Discount, right-click inside to get the menu where you choose "Create Placeholder", on the Placeholder Properties window, click the "fx" button to the right of the Values textbox, then type the expression you see on the right in the Expression window.
Repeat the above process one more time to create an expression for the report grand total line. Next on the agenda is to add a report header and report footer. Before we do so, however, we are going to add some report parameters. Parameters are useful if you want to display variable data in a report heading at run time. In the case of this sample program, we want to show the "from date" and "to date" for the date range selected by the user e.
Yes, the Northwind sales data is ancient history. To add parameters to a report, go to the View menu in the top menu bar of Visual Studio , and choose Report Data. The Report Data window should appear. Right click on "Parameters" and choose "Add Parameter It is OK to leave the Data type as Text.
Click OK. Repeat this process to add another parameter named prmToDate. Now that we've added the parameters, we are going to add the page header. Right-click on an open area of the report designer and choose "Add Page Header". The header area appears above the tablix, ready for us to place items in there. The first order of business is to move the column headers from the tablix detail area to the header. If left in the detail area, they will only show on the first page of the report; we want to show the column headers on every page.
Drag your mouse across the row of column headings so that they are all selected. Then right-click and choose "Cut". Click in the header area, then right-click and choose "Paste". Position the pasted row above the columns as shown here. Select the "old" now blank row, right-click and choose "Delete Rows". From the Toolbox, under Report Items, take a Text Box and place it in the upper left corner of the header area. Right-click on the Text Box and choose "Expression Add another Text Box to the right of the first one and size it as shown.
Note that here we are making use of the Parameters. You can get the system to generate the parameter parts of the expression by selecting Parameters from the Category list and then selecting the desired parameter from the Values list. Note: Setting the font to the larger size may require you make the Text Box taller once you return to the report designer screen.
However, as I said earlier, when I export to xps or pdf first, it always prints fine. We have tested the reported issue by printing report from our ReportViewer control and the mentioned issue is not reproduced at our end.
For your reference, we have taken the screenshot of the printed paper and it can be downloaded from the below location,. Please confirm the paper size option used to print the report to validate the mentioned issue at our end. Hi Yuvaraj,. My apologies for delay in reply.
I was away for a while. I've just had a look at the screen prints attached by yourself and they look like they have been printed in portrait on A4 paper and not landscape. That is precisely what I'm getting. When I export to PDF first, everything works fine prints in landscape.
Please see scans attached. Please note that my report was built in landscape under SSRS and prints fine from there. This is what I'm trying to achieve. Kind regards,. Sorry for the inconvenience caused. We are unable to replicate the mentioned issue with the given information. Adobe don't seem to look anything else. Can you also try setting the properties at the ReportViewer control? We need to identify if the settings at ReportViewer are overridings the ones from SSRS, and this is the parent control from where you are calling the export functionality.
Chaitanya Twitter Blogs Any documentation bug? Tell us about it at Connect. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Thanks for this information. I have set my properties accordingly. However, I think my problem is a little more complicated. I am automating the report viewer control from a Windows service.
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