Creating A SubReport

Creating A SubReport

• kstephan

  You can see the VB version here: http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowPost.aspx PostID=13691
  

• M.Ali.Raza

  Done, give us a shout if you dont get it.
  Allen
  

• subsider34

  That still doesn't answer the question. Because how do I set what rdlc the sub report is supposed to use when I am in the report designer
  
  Thanks

  
  

• LadyAmpherion

  Rajeev
  
  I looked at the sample code, which was written in C#.  It has a line of code that says
  
  reportViewer.LocalReport.SubreportProcessing +=
                      new SubreportProcessingEventHandler(DemoSubreportProcessingEventHandler);
  
  
  VB.Net does not have a SubreportProcessing property for LocalReport.  Is there a similar example using VB.Net   I am having trouble getting a subreport to work if it has a dataset associated with it.  Thanks.
  
  

• Le Quoc Thanh

  Sorry I have been busy also and have not checked the post's lately. Here is my email jtwomley@gmail.com hope to get the zip from you soon.
  
  Thanks
  

• Marni

  Set the name ReportName property to be the name of your subreport without the extension, e.g. Report1 not Report1.rdlc.
  
  Note that I have only done this with non-embedded subreports, all my reports are content files that are copied to the output directory (so that minor tweaks can be made without recompilation). It works for those, I think its the same for embedded subreports but dont take my word for it.
  
  Hope this helps
  Allen
  

• Dennis Xue

  I would be happy to, in fact its zipped up and ready, but... to where, your email address isnt on file.
  Sorry about the delay by the way, been doing other things for a few days.
  Allen
  

• John Fly

  Allen
  
  Anyway you can send me a sample project with this I am doing exactly what you are saying and what has been shown in the sample code but I am still having 0 luck.
  
  Thanks
  

• Sumit Chawla

  Here's a sample for subreport: http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowPost.aspx PostID=13649
  
  The footer displays at the bottom of the page when you print. In the web browser there is no "bottom of the page", so it shows up immediately below the body.
  

• Myrkky

  Allen, please email me the zipped file. My email address is on file. Thanks.
  
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