Repeating TABLE Header on each page of the report when you print the exported to excel report.

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Repeating TABLE Header on each page of the report when you print the exported to excel report.

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becklery Hall of Fame Points: 3315 More actions · Answer 1

Hi. I think you can have a try of RAQ Report.

1. It can help you to export report to Excel. You just need to select the function in the menu in the report IDE.

2. With it, you can set the display style of page header as you like. The only thing is selecting desired style in the dialog box.

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josy.gino SSC Enthusiast Points: 113 More actions · Answer 2

Hi,

I tried to add these element below the Tablix Row, It resulted in an error saying that these properties are not in the scope. The element tablix row in namespace..... has invalid element keepwithGroup. This is how I added in the xml code.

<KeepWithGroup> After </KeepWithGroup>

Anyone has any other idea to fix this rather than re-building the report. this report was built in SSRS 2005 and migrated to SSRS 2008. Now I cant revert back to fix this issue.

i hate registration-456225 SSC Enthusiast Points: 112 More actions · Answer 3

WOW, That actually work!

It took a little time to understand the hierarchy there since it look like there was an unnecessary hierarchy in the xml.

I played with it a little and it work.

Thanks a lot pal,

Roy.

raza_sh Valued Member Points: 53 More actions · Answer 4

Hi All,

If its SSRS 2008, make available the "Grouping window" by right clicking on report and selecting "Grouping" from menu.

1. Select "Advanced Mode" ( click on small arrow on right corner of grouping toolbar) this will display all rows of tablix control.

2. Click on the desired static row and press F4 to display properties window.

3. Set "RepeatOnNewPage" to "True" and

4. Set "KeepWithGroup" to "After"

5. Set the property same for all static row in same hierarchy i.e if you have 3 rows before group header in tablix then you need to set these properties for all. otherwise SSRS will display an error.

thanks

preyas.ghoda SSC Journeyman Points: 85 More actions · Answer 5

preyas.ghoda

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April 1, 2010 at 1:41 pm

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Awesome Siva. It works for me in SSRS 2008.

Thanks.

mohaninperson Valued Member Points: 65 More actions · Answer 6

Excellent. Creating report from report wizard has different meanign than creating manually. This is i got it today when i was trying to get the report table headers in each page after adding the group ie based on group i was tring for data in different page.

Your suggestion really helped.

Thank you.

Karin Zirk Mr or Mrs. 500 Points: 525 More actions · Answer 7

Thank you very much. All I needed to do was change this:

to this:

kpsr_kpsr 63487 SSCommitted Points: 1875 More actions · Answer 8

Hi

Select table>>>>Go to Table Properties>>>>>>>there u can see the option "repeat header rows on each page">>>>select the option(screen shot attached).Then header will be display in each page(even when u export)

Please let me if u have any doubts

sank

althotos SSC-Addicted Points: 401 More actions · Answer 9

Thanks.

I had worked with Visual Studio 2005 building Reports, where you could turn on the repeating Table Column Headers from inside the table properties. Working with 2008, I'm surprised at a lot of the functions that have been removed for Report Builder, including the repeating Column Headers if you use an existing report as a template.

I had to use the Wizard to rebuild the table so I could get the repeating column headers. I copied over the header and footer sectopms from the report I was working on. What a pain. Thanks Microsoft (not).

Gaurav.Vinodkumar SSC Veteran Points: 222 More actions · Answer 10

Please review the post below which talks about same issue

http://gauravsqlserver.blogspot.com/2011/03/repeat-tablix-row-header-on-each-page.html

althotos SSC-Addicted Points: 401 More actions · Answer 11

Fantastic.

I just fixed an older, existing report using your directions.

Thanks a lot.

the.eviled209.40k SSC-Addicted Points: 493 More actions · Answer 12

Hey, I wanted to thank you for this tip! It worked perfectly, and I knew nothing about xml going in. So thanks!

imurluv210 Grasshopper Points: 17 More actions · Answer 13

This one worked for me like a charm....

Thanks.... 🙂

Moorthy SP Old Hand Points: 320 More actions · Answer 14

Moorthy SP

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October 31, 2011 at 7:39 am

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Thanks the time saver.. 🙂

virtualjosh SSC Journeyman Points: 75 More actions · Answer 15

Adding the three properties suggested above has worked for me in the past, but it didn't work this time, when I had a Column Group in my Header.

I added a parent Group to my first column and repeated the headers per Group. It worked, but wasn't exactly the layout I was looking for.

Then I researched how come it works when you use the wizard and not when you add the item manually. Interestingly enough I have an identical report in which case the Header also has a Column Group and headers DO repeat. So I figured I wasn't doing something right.... I compared both XMLs and found the following properties:

</TablixRowHierarchy>

These are the properties controlled via the Tablix Properties panel.

If I add <RepeatRowHeaders> to my bad report's XML, SSRS deletes it. It won't let me add the property. However, you I tried adding both directly onto the XML and it worked.

So also try that.