Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Rotating Text with Custom Code
lr-tb.
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Ravi Mumulla (Microsoft)
SQL Server Reporting Services
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"Chandler" <Chandler@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to actually rotate text 90 degrees to the left or right in
a text box using custom code?
Rotating Text on X-Axis of a chart
angle or are the only options horizontal and vertical?Rotating text at an angle is not supported. The direction of the text is
determined automatically based on the available space the actual x-axis
label (e.g. if it contains spaces and it is very long, it may get split into
multiple lines).
-- Robert
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"pietrzbm" <pietrzbm@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is there any way to rotate the text on the X-Axis of a chart to a 45
> degree
> angle or are the only options horizontal and vertical?
rotates between Active and Passive node
Do anyone rotate the active and passive nodes in your cluster? From hardware
wear and tear point of view, it sounds reasonable.
Please share your thoughts.
Thanks!
Hi
I would not be worried about wear and tear...the hard drives are the ones
getting it, and they are shared.
From a confidence point of view, yes. You know the failover works and that
there are no problems with the node.
Regards
Mike
"Raymond Fang" wrote:
> Hi, all.
> Do anyone rotate the active and passive nodes in your cluster? From hardware
> wear and tear point of view, it sounds reasonable.
> Please share your thoughts.
> Thanks!
>
>
Rotated text but top to bottom left to right
How do you cause text to rotate but such that you read it from the
bottom or the opposite of the tb-rl setting which is the orientation of
books when shelved, i.e. library?
Thank you,
Reyhi Rey
I don't think this is supported in SRS 2000 (if you are referring to
something like 'vertical orientation in MS Access labels). You would have to
reaffirm this in the RDL specs out on MSDN.
I'm running SRS 2000 SP2 and these don't convert on the import from Access.
I usually capitalize everything and set the width of the cell such that
characters are displayed top-to-bottom vertically.
Rob
"Rey" wrote:
> Howdy all.
> How do you cause text to rotate but such that you read it from the
> bottom or the opposite of the tb-rl setting which is the orientation of
> books when shelved, i.e. library?
> Thank you,
> Rey
>|||Howdy Rob.
Thanks for the reply.
I misstated my problem as I'm trying to display text such that it is
read from the bottom to top ltr. I have a form that has text on the
left side (text bottom to top left to right) while on right side I have
text that reads top to bottom left to right and am trying to figure out
how to this.
I could also use Word to create the text as an image and then include
it in the form...
Thanks again,
Rey|||hi all
i want the text to show bottom to top in vertical , but it works from top to
bottom using writtingmode..property.
how to show text from bottom to top.
"Rey" wrote:
> Howdy Rob.
> Thanks for the reply.
> I misstated my problem as I'm trying to display text such that it is
> read from the bottom to top ltr. I have a form that has text on the
> left side (text bottom to top left to right) while on right side I have
> text that reads top to bottom left to right and am trying to figure out
> how to this.
> I could also use Word to create the text as an image and then include
> it in the form...
> Thanks again,
> Rey
>
rotate the x axis labels?
If I have one long value it turns all my axis labels veritcal. I would
rather have them all at 45 degrees.
Thanks,
MarcusI've also found that you can force the axis labels vertical in some cases by
putting the legend at the left or right side of the chart, rather than above
or below.
magendo_man
Stirling, Scotland
"Marcus K" wrote:
> Is there any way to rotate the x axis labels?
> If I have one long value it turns all my axis labels veritcal. I would
> rather have them all at 45 degrees.
> Thanks,
> Marcus
Rotate Text to flow vertically instead of horizontally
Thanks in advance,
Kenny
Hi Kenny -
Here's a link to another thread that should provide the answer you're looking for.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=491642&SiteID=1
HTH...
Joe
rotate text to be up and down....?
How do I rotate the text in the VS.Net 2003 environment?
Thanks,
KevinNot sure if this is what you are looking for, but change the WritingMode
property for the text box to tb-rl (Top to Bottom, Right to Left)
Hope that helps
-Steve
"Kevin" <Kevin@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I need to have text rotated 270 degrees from the standard starting
position.
> How do I rotate the text in the VS.Net 2003 environment?
> Thanks,
> Kevin|||Thanks! That did it...
"Steven Bennett" wrote:
> Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but change the WritingMode
> property for the text box to tb-rl (Top to Bottom, Right to Left)
> Hope that helps
> -Steve
> "Kevin" <Kevin@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:D5AEF903-9554-410D-9561-4EDA78576134@.microsoft.com...
> > I need to have text rotated 270 degrees from the standard starting
> position.
> > How do I rotate the text in the VS.Net 2003 environment?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Kevin
>
>|||hi,
how to show the text down to up in Vertical using tb-rl
thanks
robin.j
"Kevin" wrote:
> Thanks! That did it...
> "Steven Bennett" wrote:
> > Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but change the WritingMode
> > property for the text box to tb-rl (Top to Bottom, Right to Left)
> > Hope that helps
> >
> > -Steve
> > "Kevin" <Kevin@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:D5AEF903-9554-410D-9561-4EDA78576134@.microsoft.com...
> > > I need to have text rotated 270 degrees from the standard starting
> > position.
> > > How do I rotate the text in the VS.Net 2003 environment?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Kevin
> >
> >
> >|||Does anyone know how to rotate text, so as to create a bottom-to-top
direction (i.e. You'd turn your head to the left to read it correctly)
"tb-rl" gives top-to-bottom, but there isn't a "bt-rl" option :(
Thanks,
Mike.
--
Mike Stephen
"robin" wrote:
> hi,
> how to show the text down to up in Vertical using tb-rl
> thanks
> robin.j
> "Kevin" wrote:
> > Thanks! That did it...
> >
> > "Steven Bennett" wrote:
> >
> > > Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but change the WritingMode
> > > property for the text box to tb-rl (Top to Bottom, Right to Left)
> > > Hope that helps
> > >
> > > -Steve
> > > "Kevin" <Kevin@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > > news:D5AEF903-9554-410D-9561-4EDA78576134@.microsoft.com...
> > > > I need to have text rotated 270 degrees from the standard starting
> > > position.
> > > > How do I rotate the text in the VS.Net 2003 environment?
> > > >
> > > > Thanks,
> > > >
> > > > Kevin
> > >
> > >
> > >|||hi, you can write your own class which convert a string 2 an image, rotate the image , send it back to the report. use an image control to view your textimag
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Rotate Text
Hai
Iam in need to rotate text in reporting services.i can able to find only two options in writingmode property for a textbox namely lr-tb (left right-top bottom) and tb-rl(top bottom-right left)..
i need full text rotation (bottom top-right left) is there any way..
let please give your precious suggestions
thnx
-
Senthil
I have the same problem... Please let me know if you have found a solution. Thanks|||Sorry - The chart control is the only control that rotates text (it does this automatically). Text rotation is not supported anywhere else.|||I also have the same problem. I need to have the text in a textbox on a report go bt-rl. I wish there were an option for this. We are using this for addresses on a form that will show through windowed envelopes.
Rotate Text
Hai
Iam in need to rotate text in reporting services.i can able to find only two options in writingmode property for a textbox namely lr-tb (left right-top bottom) and tb-rl(top bottom-right left)..
i need full text rotation (bottom top-right left) is there any way..
let please give your precious suggestions
thnx
-
Senthil
I have the same problem... Please let me know if you have found a solution. Thanks|||Sorry - The chart control is the only control that rotates text (it does this automatically). Text rotation is not supported anywhere else.|||I also have the same problem. I need to have the text in a textbox on a report go bt-rl. I wish there were an option for this. We are using this for addresses on a form that will show through windowed envelopes.
Rotate Text
Hai
Iam in need to rotate text in reporting services.i can able to find only two options in writingmode property for a textbox namely lr-tb (left right-top bottom) and tb-rl(top bottom-right left)..
i need full text rotation (bottom top-right left) is there any way..
let please give your precious suggestions
thnx
-
Senthil
I have the same problem... Please let me know if you have found a solution. Thanks|||Sorry - The chart control is the only control that rotates text (it does this automatically). Text rotation is not supported anywhere else.|||I also have the same problem. I need to have the text in a textbox on a report go bt-rl. I wish there were an option for this. We are using this for addresses on a form that will show through windowed envelopes.
Rotate table?
Hi,
I'm searching how I can 'rotate' a table in Reporting Services. Now I have drawn a table like this:
- header
- detail --
--footer--
This will result in vertical grown when there are more details found. I want that the table grows horizontally, like this:
| | |
H D F
E E O
A T O
D A T
E I E
R L R
| | |
(Pffw, talking about ASCII art :) )
How would I do this? Thanks for any clarification.
You can try using a matrix instead of table. The header would be the static row header, the detail would be the column groupings (you'll need to group on a field that's unique across different rows if you want each data row to show up as a column), and you can put the footer in the subtotal column (you may need to use the InScope() function in order to display different contents than the details).Rotate table query help
been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
description (category_code = "F").
This is the result set I need
Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
HALE Endangered Threatened
KALA null Sensitive
MAMU Endangered null
TAXO_STATUS Table
Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
HALE 3
HALE 5
MAMU 3
KALA 4
TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
1 S Sensitive
2 S Threatened
3 S Endangered
4 F Sensitive
5 F Threatened
6 F Endangeredselect ts.species_code,
max(case when category_code='S' then status_desc end) as
Status_Status_Desc,
max(case when category_code='F' then status_desc end) as
Federal_Status_Desc
from taxo_status ts
join taxo_status_lut tsl on ts.taxo_listing_id = tsl.taxo_listing_id
group by ts.species_code
order by ts.species_code
Randy K wrote:
> I need to join two tables I guess in a rotate fashion but have not
> been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
> up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
> Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
> a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
> description (category_code = "F").
> This is the result set I need
> Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
> HALE Endangered Threatened
> KALA null Sensitive
> MAMU Endangered null
> --
> TAXO_STATUS Table
> Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
> HALE 3
> HALE 5
> MAMU 3
> KALA 4
> --
> TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
> Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
> 1 S Sensitive
> 2 S Threatened
> 3 S Endangered
> 4 F Sensitive
> 5 F Threatened
> 6 F Endangered
Rotate table help
been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
description (category_code = "F").
This is the sult set I need
Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
HALE Endangered Threatened
KALA null Sensitive
MAMU Endangered null
TAXO_STATUS Table
Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
HALE 3
HALE 5
MAMU 3
KALA 4
TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
1 S Sensitive
2 S Threatened
3 S Endangered
4 F Sensitive
5 F Threatened
6 F EndangeredHopefully this query can help you:
select c.species_code, max(c.State_Status_Desc) as 'State_Status_Desc',
max(c.Federal_Status_Desc) as 'Federal_Status_Desc'
from
(select a.species_code,
case when b.Category_Code = 'S' then b.Status_Desc else null end as
'State_Status_Desc',
case when b.Category_Code = 'F' then b.Status_Desc else null end as
'Federal_Status_Desc'
from
#TAXO_STATUS a , #TAXO_STATUS_LUT b
where a.Taxo_Listing_ID = b.Taxo_Listing_ID) c
group by c.species_code
"Randy K" wrote:
> I need to join two tables I guess in a rotate fashion but have not
> been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
> up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
> Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
> a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
> description (category_code = "F").
> This is the sult set I need
> Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
> HALE Endangered Threatened
> KALA null Sensitive
> MAMU Endangered null
> --
> TAXO_STATUS Table
> Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
> HALE 3
> HALE 5
> MAMU 3
> KALA 4
> --
> TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
> Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
> 1 S Sensitive
> 2 S Threatened
> 3 S Endangered
> 4 F Sensitive
> 5 F Threatened
> 6 F Endangered
>|||Thanks to Trey my query has been solved
select ts.species_code,
max(case when category_code='S' then status_desc end) as
Status_Status_Desc,
max(case when category_code='F' then status_desc end) as
Federal_Status_Desc
from taxo_status ts
join taxo_status_lut tsl on ts.taxo_listing_id =
tsl.taxo_listing_id
group by ts.species_code
order by ts.species_code
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 18:41:35 GMT, wawork@.hotmail.com (Randy K) wrote:
>I need to join two tables I guess in a rotate fashion but have not
>been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
>up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
>Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
>a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
>description (category_code = "F").
>This is the sult set I need
>Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
> HALE Endangered Threatened
> KALA null Sensitive
> MAMU Endangered null
>--
>TAXO_STATUS Table
>Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
>HALE 3
>HALE 5
>MAMU 3
>KALA 4
>--
>TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
>Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
> 1 S Sensitive
> 2 S Threatened
> 3 S Endangered
> 4 F Sensitive
> 5 F Threatened
> 6 F Endangered
Rotate table help
been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
description (category_code = "F").
This is the sult set I need
Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
HALE Endangered Threatened
KALA null Sensitive
MAMU Endangered null
TAXO_STATUS Table
Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
HALE 3
HALE 5
MAMU 3
KALA 4
TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
1 S Sensitive
2 S Threatened
3 S Endangered
4 F Sensitive
5 F Threatened
6 F Endangered
Hopefully this query can help you:
select c.species_code, max(c.State_Status_Desc) as 'State_Status_Desc',
max(c.Federal_Status_Desc) as 'Federal_Status_Desc'
from
(select a.species_code,
case when b.Category_Code = 'S' then b.Status_Desc else null end as
'State_Status_Desc',
case when b.Category_Code = 'F' then b.Status_Desc else null end as
'Federal_Status_Desc'
from
#TAXO_STATUS a , #TAXO_STATUS_LUT b
where a.Taxo_Listing_ID = b.Taxo_Listing_ID) c
group by c.species_code
"Randy K" wrote:
> I need to join two tables I guess in a rotate fashion but have not
> been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
> up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
> Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
> a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
> description (category_code = "F").
> This is the sult set I need
> Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
> HALE Endangered Threatened
> KALA null Sensitive
> MAMU Endangered null
> --
> TAXO_STATUS Table
> Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
> HALE 3
> HALE 5
> MAMU 3
> KALA 4
> --
> TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
> Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
> 1 S Sensitive
> 2 S Threatened
> 3 S Endangered
> 4 F Sensitive
> 5 F Threatened
> 6 F Endangered
>
|||Thanks to Trey my query has been solved
select ts.species_code,
max(case when category_code='S' then status_desc end) as
Status_Status_Desc,
max(case when category_code='F' then status_desc end) as
Federal_Status_Desc
from taxo_status ts
join taxo_status_lut tsl on ts.taxo_listing_id =
tsl.taxo_listing_id
group by ts.species_code
order by ts.species_code
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 18:41:35 GMT, wawork@.hotmail.com (Randy K) wrote:
>I need to join two tables I guess in a rotate fashion but have not
>been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
>up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
>Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
>a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
>description (category_code = "F").
>This is the sult set I need
>Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
> HALE Endangered Threatened
> KALA null Sensitive
> MAMU Endangered null
>--
>TAXO_STATUS Table
>Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
>HALE 3
>HALE 5
>MAMU 3
>KALA 4
>--
>TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
>Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
> 1 S Sensitive
> 2 S Threatened
> 3 S Endangered
> 4 F Sensitive
> 5 F Threatened
> 6 F Endangered
Rotate table help
been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
description (category_code = "F").
This is the sult set I need
Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
HALE Endangered Threatened
KALA null Sensitive
MAMU Endangered null
--
TAXO_STATUS Table
Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
HALE 3
HALE 5
MAMU 3
KALA 4
--
TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
1 S Sensitive
2 S Threatened
3 S Endangered
4 F Sensitive
5 F Threatened
6 F EndangeredHopefully this query can help you:
select c.species_code, max(c.State_Status_Desc) as 'State_Status_Desc',
max(c.Federal_Status_Desc) as 'Federal_Status_Desc'
from
(select a.species_code,
case when b.Category_Code = 'S' then b.Status_Desc else null end as
'State_Status_Desc',
case when b.Category_Code = 'F' then b.Status_Desc else null end as
'Federal_Status_Desc'
from
#TAXO_STATUS a , #TAXO_STATUS_LUT b
where a.Taxo_Listing_ID = b.Taxo_Listing_ID) c
group by c.species_code
"Randy K" wrote:
> I need to join two tables I guess in a rotate fashion but have not
> been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
> up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
> Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
> a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
> description (category_code = "F").
> This is the sult set I need
> Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
> HALE Endangered Threatened
> KALA null Sensitive
> MAMU Endangered null
> --
> TAXO_STATUS Table
> Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
> HALE 3
> HALE 5
> MAMU 3
> KALA 4
> --
> TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
> Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
> 1 S Sensitive
> 2 S Threatened
> 3 S Endangered
> 4 F Sensitive
> 5 F Threatened
> 6 F Endangered
>|||Thanks to Trey my query has been solved
select ts.species_code,
max(case when category_code='S' then status_desc end) as
Status_Status_Desc,
max(case when category_code='F' then status_desc end) as
Federal_Status_Desc
from taxo_status ts
join taxo_status_lut tsl on ts.taxo_listing_id =tsl.taxo_listing_id
group by ts.species_code
order by ts.species_code
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 18:41:35 GMT, wawork@.hotmail.com (Randy K) wrote:
>I need to join two tables I guess in a rotate fashion but have not
>been able to figure it out. We have a Taxo_Status table that contains
>up to 2 entries per species. These records need to be joined
>Taxo_Status_LUT table such that one record is turned per species with
>a state status description (category_code = "S") and a federal status
>description (category_code = "F").
>This is the sult set I need
>Species_Code State_Status_Desc Federal_Status_Desc
> HALE Endangered Threatened
> KALA null Sensitive
> MAMU Endangered null
>--
>TAXO_STATUS Table
>Species_Code Taxo_Listing_ID
>HALE 3
>HALE 5
>MAMU 3
>KALA 4
>--
>TAXO_STATUS_LUT Table
>Taxo_Listing_ID Category_Code Status_Desc
> 1 S Sensitive
> 2 S Threatened
> 3 S Endangered
> 4 F Sensitive
> 5 F Threatened
> 6 F Endangered
Rotate SQL Server Tables
Thanks,
Biancalookop "pivot table" in Books online, you should get enough info. IF you have more questions post back.
Rotate report 180 degrees
that prints on a form and the report need to be rotated 180 degrees for it
to work.
Thanks.On Jun 15, 2:45 pm, "Tim Kelley" <tkel...@.company.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to rotate a report 180 degrees? I need to create a report
> that prints on a form and the report need to be rotated 180 degrees for it
> to work.
> Thanks.
As far as I know, there is not. Sorry that I could not be of greater
assistance.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant|||On Jun 15, 3:45 pm, "Tim Kelley" <tkel...@.company.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to rotate a report 180 degrees? I need to create a report
> that prints on a form and the report need to be rotated 180 degrees for it
> to work.
> Thanks.
I have had success in reproducing an entire form in the report
designer (with boxes, labels, and images), so that we did not need to
print to special paper stock.
If you need to print to specialized forms, I think what you are asking
is possible, but will require post-processing work that will take some
serious investigation and development work.
Two possible approaches -
1) Render the reports in Image format, then call an image processing
program to 'flip' and print the image. Obviously, this will be easier
if you are doing a one-page report, but it sounds like you might be,
from your description. You might be able to do this with native VB.NET
or C# capabilities, or with an imaging add-in.
Note that you can save your rendered report files to some kind of
output folder, and use that as an input folder for the post processing
operations.
If this is an infrequent need, you could manually flip the output
files in Paint. In any case there would be some trial and error to get
the registration correct.
2) Render the report to PDF (Acrobat), and then find an extension or
component that will let you flip the PDF pages. If you have the full
Acrobat application (not just the reader), you may be able to do this
with Acrobat. The advantage here would be smaller output files and
better output rendering.|||Isn't 180 degrees equivalent to printing it upside down?
Do you mean 90 degrees?
If so, surely you can simply change the PageSize in the report
properties from 8.5x11 to 11x8.5 and it will rotate it from portrait
to landscape...
You also need to change the InteractiveSize to correspond to the size
of the actual report width and then put 8.5 as the height.
Rotate report
as is default). Can someone tell me if there's any way to rotate a table?
Thanks in advance,
DuncLet me know if you've found a way to do this. I've looked everywhere and
can't find a solution.
Crystal Reports does this nicely.
"Dunc" wrote:
> I have a report that I'd like to display across the page (as opposed to down
> as is default). Can someone tell me if there's any way to rotate a table?
> Thanks in advance,
> Dunc
>
>
Rotate fields
Is there a way to rotate a field 90 degrees?
Thank's in advance,
Staffanyes check out the properties of the field there ll b a property like
DIRECTION (exactly name is not remebered) but that property helps
adjusting direction of the text in the textbox like left to right,right
to left, top to bottom etc check it ou|||Is there any documentation on the syntax for this?
I only see two options:
lr-tb
tb-lr
It seems that I am rotating the text Ok, but I just need it to be turned
180% degree the other way. Are there any docs on this? I've scoured the
forum but can't find any topics already on this.
Thank!
"** Spirits **" wrote:
> yes check out the properties of the field there ll b a property like
> DIRECTION (exactly name is not remebered) but that property helps
> adjusting direction of the text in the textbox like left to right,right
> to left, top to bottom etc check it ou
>|||as per my knowledge only these two possibilities lr-tb n tb-lr r
possible if u get anything else plz let me know as well
rotate a text box 270 deg
direction (i.e 90 degrees). now I wanted to make 270 degrees
is it possible to rotate text in 270 degrees.
Please reply.
Thanks,
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RaoIt does not appear to be so. From a quick search through BOL, looks
like horizontal or vertical (i.e. 90 degrees rotation) only.|||Thank you, i am hoping by editing Style Tag in xml code file.
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Rao
"toolman" wrote:
> It does not appear to be so. From a quick search through BOL, looks
> like horizontal or vertical (i.e. 90 degrees rotation) only.
>