Image resizing in SSRS

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SSRS-2008

I have a report in SSRS which has multiple images in different sections of the report. These images may not be of the same height and width. I am trying to fit these images proportionally in image control on the report so when the image is wider than the page it fits it in the image box but looses some quality which is OK with me. The image control is a square on the report to fit it proportionally so when the image is not the same height of the control there is white space between the end of image and preceeding text. Is there any way I can get rid of this white space? The text box in SSRS expands and shrinks based on the text in it, can an image control do the same in SSRS?

What I have tried:

i have tried playing around with different setting on image control in ssrs.

Posted 17-Mar-16 3:30am

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RedDk 18-Mar-16 13:11pm

Informed sources tell me that SSRS is cheap. Without examing how cheap try opening in Visual Studio (design mode) the ... report ... and attempt reposition of the objects where you need them. Just a thought.

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