Microsoft RDLC reporting system Multiple Columns per a single parent Columns

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Hallo All,

I have been working with microsoft reportviewer control and RDLC reporting system. I want my report to have a design of multiple columns value per a single parent column. I am trying to make the matrix tablix into such design, but I couldn't. The parent column should elongate vertically not expand horizontally. It has to accommodate as many columns as possible.

Help me to this difficulty.

Thanks

Posted 7-Feb-12 3:58am

Yonathan1111

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zyck 7-Feb-12 10:07am

are you using Visual Studio 2010?
and can you provide your code for me to help you and view your problem

Yonathan1111 7-Feb-12 11:27am

Ok, all I want is a technique which can possibly lead me to design in such a way. I would love if I could provide you a bit code, but there is no code. It is just a design. However, this may help you to think what I thought to do. The data source for the report is a datatable of a dataset.

Thanks a lot

zyck 7-Feb-12 22:35pm

do you have sample design output?

Yonathan1111 8-Feb-12 11:08am

Yes, I have. How do you want me to provide it to you, just a screen shot?

Yonathan1111 9-Feb-12 9:36am

I am anticipating your reply. I am willing to do my best.

Please, do not stop in the middle.

Thanks a lot

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