I have designed one rdlc file and deployed it on server. when i run the report suppose there are 5 pages but when i export report to pdf the exported pdf shows the data on 7-8 pages means the paiging in the exported pdf and executed report UI on browser is not matching. How to make the paiging scheme same at both the end. So that i will find the records on the same page in pdf as like on the UI of executed report. Waiting for the responce.. Thanks Sameer KeskarSameer Keskar

Do anyone knows the solution for above issue .. please let me know.. ThanksSameer Keskar

Hi Sameer Keskar, The different page number is caused that different pagination rules are used. When display the report in ReportViewer, Logical pagination is used and it is controlled by the InteractiveSize properties. When export report to PDF, Physical pagination is used and it is controlled by the PageSize properties However, if just specify the same size to PageSize and InteractiveSize, we will get more pages in PDF because the Margin properties of Report are only applied in the physical pagination. For example, if the InteractiveSize and the PageSize are both set to 8.5in x 11in and the Margins are 1in, then the actual size of printing area in physical page is 6.5(8.5-1-1)in x 9(11-1-1)in. So, it leads to more pages are generated when render in PDF. In order to make the page numbers matches, we need to ensure that the actual size of printing area and the interactive size are the same. Please refer to the equalities below: • Width(InteractiveSize) + Margin(Left) + Margin(Right) = Width(PageSize) • Height(InteractiveSize) + Margin(Top) + Margin(Bottom) = Height(PageSize) Thanks, Tony ChainTony Chain [MSFT] MSDN Community Support | Feedback to us Get or Request Code Sample from Microsoft Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.

Hi Sameer Keskar, The different page number is caused that different pagination rules are used. When display the report in ReportViewer, Logical pagination is used and it is controlled by the InteractiveSize properties. When export report to PDF, Physical pagination is used and it is controlled by the PageSize properties However, if just specify the same size to PageSize and InteractiveSize, we will get more pages in PDF because the Margin properties of Report are only applied in the physical pagination. For example, if the InteractiveSize and the PageSize are both set to 8.5in x 11in and the Margins are 1in, then the actual size of printing area in physical page is 6.5(8.5-1-1)in x 9(11-1-1)in. So, it leads to more pages are generated when render in PDF. In order to make the page numbers matches, we need to ensure that the actual size of printing area and the interactive size are the same. Please refer to the equalities below: • Width(InteractiveSize) + Margin(Left) + Margin(Right) = Width(PageSize) • Height(InteractiveSize) + Margin(Top) + Margin(Bottom) = Height(PageSize) Thanks, Tony ChainTony Chain [MSFT] MSDN Community Support | Feedback to us Get or Request Code Sample from Microsoft Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.

Thanks Tony... I will try this solution.Sameer Keskar

Thanks Tony... I will try this solution.Sameer Keskar

Hi Tony, I tried the above mentioned code but its not working. Now also it is showing the same result as preveous. I am having the Page size as (8.5 X 11) Margins (0.5,0.5,0.5,0.5) so i made the interactive size as (7.5 X 10) 7.5+0.5+0.5 = 8.5 AND 10+0.5+0.5 = 11. Is there any other solution to this problem?Sameer Keskar

Hi Tony, I tried the above mentioned code but its not working. Now also it is showing the same result as preveous. I am having the Page size as (8.5 X 11) Margins (0.5,0.5,0.5,0.5) so i made the interactive size as (7.5 X 10) 7.5+0.5+0.5 = 8.5 AND 10+0.5+0.5 = 11. Is there any other solution to this problem?Sameer Keskar

Hi Tony. I am working on the client reports i.e (rdlc files). is there any other way we can solve this problem..... Does any one knows about this issue please provide your comment.... Waiting for reply.... ThanksSameer Keskar