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William LaMartin - 06 Oct 2007 03:31 GMT
I am having trouble creating a report (not Crystal) where the data is
displayed in three columns--think of mailing labels.  I have done this with
Microsoft Access Reports, Crystal Reports, but accomplishing this in the
.Net 2.0 Reports is a problem. There is a property of the Report Body named
Columns, but changing it from 1 to 3 doesn't change anything.

Does anyone have any insight into this?
William LaMartin - 07 Oct 2007 16:11 GMT
I will answer my on query for the benefit for others who might encounter
this problem.

Changing the report body's columns property from 1 to 3 does actually
accomplish displaying the report's text in three columns--it just doesn't
display that way when the report is first presented.  On display the report
has only one column, and it appears that nothing has changed.

However, if you then click on the print layout button of the report, the
report redraws and has the desired three columns of text.

That only took one day to figure out.  It seems that there is not a lot out
there on the .Net 2.0 reportviewer control.

>I am having trouble creating a report (not Crystal) where the data is
>displayed in three columns--think of mailing labels.  I have done this with
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> Does anyone have any insight into this?

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