Incorrect page rotation when printing

I have two machines on my network, that when printing a RS2005 report,
rotate the page incorrectly. ie. Print a portrait report in landscape,
cutting off the bottom of the report.
I am printing by using the print button in the RS2005 control from a web
browser.Hello Grant,
I have tested on my side and do not get the same issue.
I tested on the Sample Report Product Line Sales of RS 2005.
Would you please do the same test on your server and let me know the
result? Thank you!
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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Incorrect group sum problem

Hi all,
I have encountered a very strange problem in RS2005. In my report I
show real estate transactions. When I have more than one record with
the same TR_ID (transaction id) I need to popolate nulls into certain
money fields like AGC_amt and some other fields. These amounts are the
same in all transactions with the same TR_ID and should be treated as
one value not a repeating value. Let's say $1,000 in AGC_amt should
remain $1,000 even for every transaction with the same TR_ID it
repeats. I conditionally place nulls into those texboxes that have the
same TR_ID in the previous record so only the first record has the
value.
=iif(Fields!TR_id.Value = Previous(Fields!TR_id.Value), nothing,
Fields!AGC_amt.Value)
I need to sum up all these values in my group footer. What I have in my
report is the amount equal to total as if I did not place nulls! It is
easy to show in example:
tr_id AGC_am
----
12345 $1,000
same tr_id I place null here although it is $1,000 in dataset
same tr_id also null for the same reason
group sum: $3,000 (instead of $1,000 what I expect!)
formula for the sum in group footer:
=Sum(Fields!AGC_amt.Value)
What is wrong here? I tried to place zeros in place of nulls and get
the same incorrect number, i.e. I have $1,000, $0 and $0 totaling to
$3,000 in group footer!!!
I am going insane!
Please, help!
Thanks,
StanNever mind, everyone! My mistake. There was another field in my dataset
I was supposed to use in my group totals. I just did not know about it.
Stan
suslikovich wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have encountered a very strange problem in RS2005. In my report I
> show real estate transactions. When I have more than one record with
> the same TR_ID (transaction id) I need to popolate nulls into certain
> money fields like AGC_amt and some other fields. These amounts are the
> same in all transactions with the same TR_ID and should be treated as
> one value not a repeating value. Let's say $1,000 in AGC_amt should
> remain $1,000 even for every transaction with the same TR_ID it
> repeats. I conditionally place nulls into those texboxes that have the
> same TR_ID in the previous record so only the first record has the
> value.
> =iif(Fields!TR_id.Value = Previous(Fields!TR_id.Value), nothing,
> Fields!AGC_amt.Value)
> I need to sum up all these values in my group footer. What I have in my
> report is the amount equal to total as if I did not place nulls! It is
> easy to show in example:
> tr_id AGC_am
> ----
> 12345 $1,000
> same tr_id I place null here although it is $1,000 in dataset
> same tr_id also null for the same reason
> group sum: $3,000 (instead of $1,000 what I expect!)
> formula for the sum in group footer:
> =Sum(Fields!AGC_amt.Value)
> What is wrong here? I tried to place zeros in place of nulls and get
> the same incorrect number, i.e. I have $1,000, $0 and $0 totaling to
> $3,000 in group footer!!!
> I am going insane!
> Please, help!
> Thanks,
> Stan