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Detail Rows are not spooling into next page

roger1234

Hello,I have created a report with one Table element with detail rows.In this table, I have 4 subreports (in 4 separate table elements) in the detail rows. The data in one of the tables is large enough to fill atleast 2 pages. However, when I run the report/export the data into PDF, I see only as many rows as can fit on one page and the rest is getting truncated to the Portrait size (hidden/not visible). Can someone give me some pointers on what settings I may need to check so that the table information will spool over into the next page(s) and all of the data is available to the user to see? Version of eclipse/BIRT 3.6.2 Thanks,Roger

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kclark

Can you post the rptdesign? It sounds like a layout issue that I'd have to see the design for. How are you exporting to PDF? Directly from eclipse or from the web viewer?

roger1234

Hi,The issue is now fixed. Resolution is: 1. Select the Master row in which you have created the subreport table element. 
[color=#ffa500;]NOTE[/color]: To confirm you have selected the row (and not the cell), look at the Property Editor and it should say "Property Editor - Row".2. In properties, under General, clear out the value for Height3. Save and preview/export to PDF. Upon running, all the subreports now expand dynamically according to the volume of data in them. Thanks