Two tables per page

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Two tables per page

Ken at work

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February 21, 2020 at 6:53 pm

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I have this report, see below, that works great. Enter the employee number and these two separate tables/tablix populate. How do I take this report, or another one, and have a page per employee for all employees in a single report? It is easy when I have a single table/tablix. But this is two that appear on the same page.
Thank you for any input or help,

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below86 SSChampion Points: 11538 More actions · Answer 1

Not a 100% on this, but set the SQL for each to not check for a specific employee. Set the page breaks to be on the Employee.

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pietlinden SSC Guru Points: 63506 More actions · Answer 2

Drop a Tablix onto the report canvas, add the EmployeeID, group by it, and put a page break between instances. Then put the other report inside it as a subreport (?)

heb1014 Hall of Fame Points: 3790 More actions · Answer 3

I personally dislike sub-reports because I have seen too many performance issues.

Have you tried combining the 2 tables into 1 table? That should work and make page breaks easy to implement.

Ken at work Hall of Fame Points: 3426 More actions · Answer 4

I'm not sure how to combine two different types of tables into one. How do I force a page break on employee? Since they are two separate tables the results are not working well.

Ken at work Hall of Fame Points: 3426 More actions · Answer 5

If I include it as a sub report it only shows the first employee because the parameter expression is =First(Fields!Employee.Value, "Employee"). If I take out the first I get an aggregate error, i.e. =Fields!Employee.Value, "Employee"

heb1014 Hall of Fame Points: 3790 More actions · Answer 6

Have you tried combining the queries into 1 query? You could use a CTE to produce the aggregates and then join those to the details. Your query would then fit nicely into a single SSRS table.