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SPRAND

Hi,

I have a report, which has a table. The table has 5 columns. When I try to export the report into PDF,
column values are getting truncated in PDF.

For Ex:
report.rptdesign(assume this is my rpt report)

FirstName

LastName

MobileNo

Address

Sunil

Reddy

sunil@xyz.com --1234567845

Bangalore
Anil

Reddy

amin@xyz.com --123456783421

Calcutta
Naveen

Kumar

naveen@xyz.com -12345678332

Mumbai

When I try to export this report into PDF format, Below is how I am getting the PDF.

FirstName

LastName

MobileNo

Address

Sunil

Reddy

sunil@

12345678

Bangalo
Anil

Reddy

amin@x

12345678

Calcutt
Naveen

Kumar

naveen

12345678

Mumbai

If you can observe in the PDF, Some of the column values are getting truncated.
Like, in 'Email', 'MobileNo', and 'Address' columns, the values are getting truncated.
Instead of 'sunil@xyz.com', it it printed as 'sunil@'. Some of the content is getting truncated.
Same case with 'MobileNo' and 'Address' columns. Content is getting truncated, which I don't want.

But, If I export into word/csv/excel, It is coming fine. Data truncation is not happening.
The problem is only with the PDF.

Is it the limitation of BIRT or any other way around it?

Can anyone suggest a solution, in which the data should be displayed as how it was in the report.

--Sunil

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mwilliams

Do you have widths set on the columns? Does the table fill the available area of the page? Does the layout need to go to landscape? Do you have the whitespace property set to "no wrapping"?