Reporting services: Anchor.Bottom

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Pieter

Hi,

I have a report (Reporting Services 2005) which may contain an undefined
number of pages of records. At the end there are some totals and summary's
that should be displayed.

The problem is: These totals should come always at the bottom of the final
page: some kind of Anchor.Bottom or Docking.Bottom property, but this
behaviour doesn't seem to exist.

Is there any way to accomplish this?


Thansk a lot in advance, any help will be really appreciated,

Pieter
 
Hi,

First of all do not cross post to groups ont related to your question, this
is a C# NG that has nothign to do with RS.

Answering your question, you can include a second table just below your main
table and display there the totals, This table will be displayed right after
your main table so you should be ok.
 
Hello Pieter


Another solution is to use the Table footer

This is the way i do it and it seems to work fine here

Hint :

Open the toolbox in the report designer , drag and drop a table object on
the report

the table has standard a table header ( for the column describing text )
, table body wich contains the data from the dataset
and a table footer wich can be used to sumerize totals of certain columns

if you setup a data source , you can just drag and drop the columns in the
apropriate order , you might notice that the designer is that smart that it
actually creates
the table describing headers , column repeaters and sumerizing footers for
you !

Play a litle with it and you might conclude that the wizards only make you
look stupid , in my opinion you are much more flexible if you do everything
by hand and it is not even that much difficult.

Oh by the way i am a VB coder , maybe the C# guys are a litle upset because
the format scripting used in reporting services is a litle to much VB look
a like :-)

Just kidding :-)

i guess microsoft.public.dotnet.general and / or
microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs were indeed more apropriate


HTH

Michel Posseth
 
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