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I am trying to develop an A4 page size report for print using the RDLC report designers in VS 2008 and VS 2010. I'm finding this an infuriating and extremely frustrating task, as the smallest changes to the report disturb some kind of strange balance and result in a blank printed page after every report page. Is there anything I can do to prevent this?

Posted 9-Mar-10 15:47pm

Brady Kelly

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-03-09T18:16:00

Yes!

Looks like your changes are increasing the availalbe width of the report such that total width including margins are exceeding 8.5 inches for A4

Make sure, after counting in margins you keep the report data in the left space.
Like. margins .5 inch on left and right then, you need to fit your data control in report in 7.5inch width (this includes bolder/padding if any).

In case, you need more space, then you can rotate the view to Landscape by reversing the Interactive width(& Page width) against Interactive Height(& Page height) (After this you will have 11 inches in width including margins)

Hope it helps!