I have 6 tablix on a report. They all use the same embedded dataset.
I am trying to get rid of the white space that occurs in my report when hiding tablix based (CountRows() = 0
). Though I am hiding each of the six tablix based (CountRows() = 0
) inside the row properties, I am still seeing white space all over the place.
I found on Stack Overflow that I need to nest my 6 tablix inside of another tablix (that has no data set), in their own prospective rows. I need to hide their prospective row's base on the (CountRows() = 0
) being returned in each of the 6 tablix.
I created my empty dataset tablix and called it "TablixContainer
"
This tablix has 6 rows.
- Row one of "
TablixContainer
" contains my nested "TabixMiscAllowance
" tablix with dataset "BalanceSheet
" - Row two of "
TablixContainer
" contains my nested "TabixExpenses
" tablix with dataset "BalanceSheet
" - Row three of "
TablixContainer
" contains my nested "TabixTransportation
" tablix with dataset "BalanceSheet
"
... You get the concept.
- In the visibility property, of Row one of "
TablixContainer
" to write an expression based on "TabixMiscAllowance
" tablix (with dataset "BalanceSheet
") returning (CountRows() = 0
) - In the visibility property, of Row two of "
TablixContainer
" to write an expression based on "TabixExpenses
" tablix (with dataset "BalanceSheet
") returning (CountRows() = 0
) - In the visibility property, of Row three of "
TablixContainer
" to write an expression based on "TabixTransportation
" tablix (with dataset "BalanceSheet
") returning (CountRows() = 0
)
and so on... through to row 6.
I don't even know if this will get rid of the white spaces but I'd like to try it. BTW... Rectangles do NOT work...