We're running SSRS 2005 and have a report with a table that hasdifferent subreports in the detail rows. We see unexpected pagebreaks when a subreport can't fit on the remaining space of a page.For example one subreport takes 50% of the page, if the next subreportcan't fit into the remaining 50% a page break is inserted. Thiscauses a lot of white space and looks awful when you print.This behavior is seen when exporting to PDF, viewing using the PrintLayout, or just printing directly from the rendered report.I am not using a list and I have already tried setting 'keep together= False'. Neither works. Is there another workaround? Is this a bugin the application or is it as Microsoft designed/intended. If it isa bug, is there any word on when a fix will be extablished?Thanks!

It could be that the horizontal growth is growing the report wider than the physical page width. This blog entry might help: http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisbal/archive/2006/08/10/694892.aspx

I am not sure about the earlier version of SSRS, but I faced this same issue in SSRS 2008. The solution is to change the Subreport property in Code. 1. Go to the solution explorer, right click on your report and click on "View Code". 2. Search for your Subreport. 3. Inside subreport tag you'll find "<KeepTogather>", which would be set to "true", change it to "false" This property is not avaiable from designer and has to be changed from the actual report xml code.