Export RDLC report to multiple PDF files

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I'm creating a report with page breaks between each group and the customer has requested that each group be saved to it's own pdf. So, potentially, I could have one report saved of to numerous files.

I honestly don't even know where to start with this. I have the report and can save it to a single pdf just fine.

What I have tried:

banging my head against my desk

Posted 27-Mar-24 9:49am

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Jo_vb.net 27-Mar-24 18:38pm

Which language - C# or what else?

Richard Deeming 28-Mar-24 4:56am

Could you get a list of the groups outside of the report, and then have a report that generates the output for a single group?

Richard Deeming 28-Mar-24 4:58am

The other option would be to generate "bookmarks" in the PDF[^] for the start of each group, and then use something like PDFSharp to split the file at each bookmark.

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Member 14941845 · Answer 1 · 2024-04-09T10:53:00

Solution 2

Go to that webpage then press "Ctrl + p" then when the printing page opens in your computer then press "Save As PDF".

Posted 9-Apr-24 10:53am

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Updated 9-Apr-24 11:29am

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