Incorrect total pages in SSRS (2014) report for PDF

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I am working on the Invoice Report(SSRS 2014) which is a huge report consist of multiple sub-reports for notes and Terms and conditions. I have used Standard Global Variable to show the page numbers as :

Globals!PageNumber & "  of  " & Globals!TotalPages

But, it is showing incorrect total pages if the PDF has 9 pages only it will show in the total pages textbox as 10 (1 of 10). The last page of the PDF shows 9 f 10 pages, there is no page after the 9th page. No blank spaces as well. The Globals!TotalPages experesion causing the problem. This issue is not coming frequently it is coming for only 2 or 3 invoices among 50. Anyone has any idea to get rid of this issue?

What I have tried:

I tried to adjust margins,checked subreport output weather i am getting any blank pages in the sub report or in the main report.

Posted 16-Jul-21 3:23am

abhi22bhosekar

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[no name] 18-Jul-21 3:56am

Try (Globals!TotalPages - 1)

abhi22bhosekar 20-Jul-21 6:05am

@Gerry Schmitz - It will fix for only those having page number issue but it will fail for the correct page number. It will always minus the last page number from 1.

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