Retrieve the body properties of a report:
- Enable the properties window. (In Visual Studio, View, Properties Window)
- Click on the body of the report. The property window will now display the size of your body.
Retrieve the report properties of a report:
Click on the gray area outside the report. The property window will now display the size of your report.
In this example the width size of the body is 19.7 cm. The report width is 21 cm. The left margin of the report is 0.635 cm and the right margin of the report is 0.635 cm. To avoid an extra printed pages in the exported PDF file next formula is used.
width size of the body + left margin of the report + right margin of the report <= report width
In this example: 19.7 + 0.635 + 0635 < 21
Yes that's the case because 20.97 <= 21
Enjoy exporting your SSRS reports to PDF.
19 comments:
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Great info! Was pulling my hair out trying to figure out where the extra pages were coming from!
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This is a nice tip.Thank you so much! Was wondering how the extra pages were added in the PDF.
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