Use rectangles to position the three-parts properly
Rectangle #1 - 1/3 height x width of check containing the Invoice Detail
Table
Rectangle #2 - 2/3 height x width of check containing text boxes with the
check details placed in the correct positions.
Rectangle #3 - Full height x width of the check containing a Copy/Paste of
the Detail Table and adding an additional row to the table above and
outside the highest group. The height of this row should be 2/3 height of
the check to position the table properly below the check detail.
All rectangles are located at 0, 0 in the body of the report, essentially
overlapping so they will not affect each others position. No Header, No
Footer required.
We have accomplished this before, however it is a royal PAIN. Generally we try to push customers towards the more standard 1 stub/ 1 check. 2 Stub checks are really not necessary any more and they create a storage nightmare.
If you are set on accomplishing this, look at using some dynamic code within SSRS to push the sizes of rectangles around based on how many lines you have in a check.
Also you might be better off doing 2 stubs and check at the bottom.
Also alex I see you posted this in E9 section. are you in E9? If so I highly discourage you from converting stuff to SSRS in E9 with the hopes it will translate to E10… (it won’t…)
when i did that, i had a problem. When accounting print a batch of checks the check shows op starting in the last page for example the invoices in the table for 5 invoices show up from page 1 to 5 and the check from page 5 to 10 how can i make the check to show from page 1 to -5 with the table
Are you getting the (2) tables to display on the same page as wanted? If
so, try eliminating the second rectangle and placing the check detail
fields in the second table in the top row. Also, check your page breaks
for each group. I had to do quite a bit of trial and error to get the page
breaks and alignment right, after figuring out how to get the same table
twice on the same page.
i have no page brake i can make both table show but in the same way the check is showing like i explained before.
would you mind to send me your RDL file (with out any important information of course) so i can fill it out with my info
Ours is slightly different because it is check, table, table. So our check
detail is in the report header with duplicating tables in the body.
Hopefully this will help.
Thanks,
Brian M. Garver
Northern Concrete Pipe, Inc. ChkPrint.rdl (127.5 KB)