"Tony Ballman" <TonyBallman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi- I'm trying to enclose a group of textboxes by a border, essentially a
VB
> groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object
with
> a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however,
when
> the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
> then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render
properly?
> Thanks
>

"Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" wrote:

> HTML does not support overlapping reportitems, they will get pushed around.
> It sounds like you don't want overlapping reportitems, but you want the
> textboxes being contained inside the rectangle.
>
> You can achieve this by using drag-and-drop in report designer to drop the
> textboxes into the rectangle - rather than having them overlapping. If a
> textbox is contained inside a rectangle and you try to move the textbox with
> the mouse, you will notice that the rectangle determines the boundaries for
> moving the textbox (unless you move the textbox completely out of the
> rectangle).
>
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> "Tony Ballman" <TonyBallman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:59DF8C12-2087-4BF1-9579-C44F6DAE738D@microsoft.com...
> > Hi- I'm trying to enclose a group of textboxes by a border, essentially a
> VB
> > groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object
> with
> > a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however,
> when
> > the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
> > then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render
> properly?
> > Thanks
> >
>
>