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Border with extra space for one page only

Hi, 

 

I'm working on a paginated report and I cannot figure out why only one of the pages of my report is showing a page border larger than the other pages. 

 

This is the table in my Design space: 

 

 

It expands dynamically, but I have a fixed number of values for [CurrentSpace] and it shouldn't go beyond the report margins. It doesn't even generate the extra white page. 

 

This is how I see the same table when I run the report:

 

It looks like the columns do not maintain the width as I see it in the design, and then the border of the page goes into Landscape rather than Portrait. 

 

Any suggestions? 

 

Thanks in advance! 

 

~AlienVolm

  • You need to remove the extra white space after the tablix on page. The way it renders is it will always add the space you left in design to the right of table after rendering the table fully , so you will see extra space and that may also cause a page break. So never leave extra space after your tablix in page specially if it has a grouped column. The width is maintained in exports unless we have "Keep Together", CanGrow etc set. also keep your column width in whole numbers eg 1in or upto 2 decimal places eg. 1.25in

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    AbhiSSRS
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    You need to remove the extra white space after the tablix on page. The way it renders is it will always add the space you left in design to the right of table after rendering the table fully , so you will see extra space and that may also cause a page break. So never leave extra space after your tablix in page specially if it has a grouped column. The width is maintained in exports unless we have "Keep Together", CanGrow etc set. also keep your column width in whole numbers eg 1in or upto 2 decimal places eg. 1.25in

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      Thank you, I had to play a bit with it to understand what it does, but we are at an acceptable format now. 🙂