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I have a main page that calls 2 subreports. When the subreport creates multiple pages, a blank page sets inserted.
If I run the subreport by itself, there's no blank pages anywhere.
I tried ConsumeContainerWhitespace = true, and that didn't help. I have it set to true for the main report and all the subreports.
Just to be clear, the subreport is perfect, even with multiple pages. I don't need to adjust the margins.
Any other ideas to prevent the main page from injecting whitespace?
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Hi @Coreysan
I found a blog discussing blank pages in SSRS, maybe you can refer to the solution: https://stoneridgesoftware.com/blank-page-issues-ssrs-reports/.
Best regards,
Aniya
@AniyaTang-MSFT You nailed it - thanks!
So here's the lesson learned:
The subreport worked fine on its own. However, just because it works, doesn't mean it's perfect. The right margin was so darn close to the maximum width that it would print fine on its own, but not when it's a subreport. It seems to me that using a main report requires a little extra "headroom," so even 1/100th makes a big difference!
So the solution was to move left some of the objects at the right edge just a hair more!
One thing to clarify for others - I spent more time on it, and it seems that in my specific application, the subreport had objects positioned in a list container. The list was 8.2 inches wide, making the body also 8.2 inches.
Once I reduced it to 8.0 inches (both the list and the body) the problem was solved.