Ssrs report file exporting to excel code#
In there you can put any custom code in VB.net that would solve your specific problem. Make sure you're using Visual Studio and not SSRS Report Builder because the latter one does not permits you to type in your custom code. So here I'll walk you through the solution 2 as I think it can be handy also for others. The most elegant, and low maintenance, solution is the second one.
Solution 2: write custom code in SSRS report that would resize the image on the fly. Make the sales order attribute point to the new low resolution image url. Solution 1: set up a script that from time to time would get all the images, make a copy, resize them all and save. One could say that instead of sending the report through the email we better enable those users to SSRS portal and to the cube. This is because the images are high resolution. When it comes to export the report into an excel file then we run into some problems - the report is actually too big (200MB and more) to be sent through the email. The users can actually run the report and the images are rendered correctly along with the sales orders figures.
The datasource is a multidimensional cube and the image is rendered thanks to an image url (pointing to an image on an intranet website) attribute on sales order dimension. We have a SSRS report that, due to business requirements, need to have on each row some sales orders figures and an image that somehow represents what is sold in that specific sales order (an image of all the products in that sales order). As you'll see at the end of this brief artice this isn't actually a difficult requirement but it is somehow not so widespread requirement and because of this very few material can be found that helps you with the implementation. This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread.Recently, thanks to one of our client I came accross a simple requirement, yet difficut to implement. Please remember to click "Mark as Answer" the responses that resolved your issue, and to click "Unmark as Answer" if not. Thanks for your understanding and support. Then you will get the result like below(the header will show as common row in Excel) So you need to deploy the report on Reort Server, then export report from it. Set the Excel rendering extension code like this: īut this only affects rendering operations on the Report Server. Backup the nfig file before modify it, open the nfig file with Notepad format.ģ. Navigate to nfig file: Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\nfig.Ģ.
My Wiki User Page My MSDN Page My Personal Blog My Facebook Pageīased on my research, you could change the configure file like belowġ. Please Vote This As Helpful if it helps to solve your issue Please Mark This As Answer if it solved your issue You should put this inside hidden property of whatever objects you've in the header which you've to hide in Excel format i.e logos, titles etc. But that is my practical situation right now. I am really sorry if i trouble you asking the same question. What I did not understand is, where should I place this? Which we can't control with any variables.Īnd I searched all over the forums and every post is leading to the article you have shared with me.įor example you showed this formula, =IIF(Globals!RenderFormat.Name = "EXCELOPENXML" OR Globals!RenderFormat.Name = "EXCEL", true, false) so this is almost like a static report element we cant include any tables or data elements. This page header is used to include some logos, report titles etc. When we create a new report, we have an option to add a report element "Page Header".
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