How to set land space and Portrait for single report in Power BI paginated report.

[aigsandip]

Hi,

How can we set up Land Space and Portrait for single report in Power BI paginated report? is there any way to do that?

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[Anonymous]

Your solution is so great saud968 

Hi, @aigsandip 

I guess you can do this with subreports. By setting the orientation to Portrait subreport 1 and setting the orientation to landscape subreport 2, and then inserting the subreport with two different directions into the new report:

In the report builder software, orientation is a single choice, and two orientations in the same report are not supported.

Of course, setting up a sub-report with a different orientation, and then inserting them all in the same report will achieve the desired effect.

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[saud968]

In Power BI Paginated Reports, you can set the orientation of your report to either landscape or portrait, but you can't mix both orientations within a single report. Here's how you can set the orientation:

Open Report Builder: Start by opening your report in Power BI Report Builder.
Access Report Properties:
Right-click on the empty space next to your report.
Select Report Properties from the context menu.
Set Orientation:
In the Page Setup tab, you can choose either Portrait or Landscape orientation.
Adjust Page Size and Margins: Make sure to adjust the page size and margins to fit your content properly.
Save and Deploy: Save your changes and redeploy the report to the Report Server.
Unfortunately, if you need different sections of the same report to have different orientations, you would need to create separate reports for each orientation and then combine them as needed

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