report item

This occurs if a report item is placed below the bottom edge of a table, matrix, or list, or to the right of the right edge of a matrix.

Visual Studio creates the report definition for you when you add a report item to a project and define the report layout.

You can use expressions to control the appearance of a report item.

In the next procedure, you will prepare a place in the table to add the subreport report item.

The report item must be a text box in the same grouping or containing grouping as the current list.

To anchor an item in place, you can place the report item inside of a rectangle that has an upper edge above the lower edge of the table.

To verify a report item's association with a dataset, select the report item and view its properties.

Select the report item to which you want to add a background image.

In Report item, type or select the name of the text box that users click to show the selected item.

Each report item has style properties that control the appearance of the item.

Whether you get a single value or multiple values is determined by the type of report item that contains the field reference.

Every report has at least one top-level report item, usually a grid, a list, or a table.

These images can then be used in an image report item or as a background image.

A report item that is not contained in another report item is called a top-level report item.

A report item that displays repeated rows of data from an underlying dataset in a table, matrix, list, or chart.

A report item on a report layout that displays data in a variable columnar format.

The subreport report item expands to accommodate the report to which it is bound.

A matrix is a data-bound report item in which data is arranged into columns and rows that intersect at specific data points.

When you drag a field from a dataset window onto a report item, a field expression is automatically added to the text box.

A report item on a report layout that displays data in a graphical format.

Type or select the name of the report item that the user can click to change the visibility of the current list.

A report item on a report layout that displays data in a columnar format.

Any rectangle larger than the report item and which overlaps more than 90 percent of its area becomes a container for the report item.

If the set of report items contains only one report item, the report item is rendered without the table.

A list data region is a data-bound report item that contains a single column of multi-instance data on a report.

A report item on a report layout that displays data in a list format.

If a report has more than one top-level report item, the BIRT processes the top-level items in order, from left to right and top to bottom.

The rectangle stays in place next to the data region, and the report item stays within the rectangle.

Right-click the report item for which you want to set the bookmark and then click Properties.

The Height property for a subreport report item in the main report sets the minimum height.

To use an existing report definition, add a report item to the application project.

You will need this size when you add a subreport report item to the main report in the next lesson.

Specify style and dimensions for a line report item in the report layout.

Choose this option to indicate that another report item can change the visibility of the list.

If a report item overlaps another item, the items are arranged so that they do not overlap.

To apply borders through the toolbar, select the report item, table, or matrix cell.

You can hide any report item, including groups, columns, or rows in a table or matrix.

If you upload a report item to a SharePoint library, you must include a file name extension.

For example, on the report item Table Properties dialog box, on the General tab, the fx button is available to set ToolTips.

A text box is a report item that contains single instance data on the report.

A text box is a report item that contains an expression.

You can set bookmarks on any report item, but you can add bookmark links only to text boxes and images.

A second-level report item is a report item that is contained within a top-level item.

For more information, see How to: Hide or Define Toggle Visibility on a Report Item (ReportViewer Controls).

Settings that are used when processing the custom report item control.

In Layout view, right-click the report item and then click Properties.

From the Toolbox, drag a table report item to the design surface.

PolygonsCRI is a simple custom report item sample.

Specifies a report item to render instead of the.

To add a chart, drag the Chart report item from the Toolbox onto the report layout.

The subreport report item will expand as needed but will not shrink.

Add List report item from Toolbox to Body area.

And in addition to consuming data from data sets, charts can now use data from an existing report item or a data cube.

For example, an inner table contained in a table is a second-level report item.

This is used when the assembly specified by the custom report item is not installed on the server.

For HTML 4. 0, a single CSS style is rendered for each report item.

To link the retrieved data with a report item, the field expression must use the Fields

To view instructions about adding data to a report item, see

Visibility can be toggled by another report item

Adding a New Report Item to a Project

Repeat report item with data region on every page