I found that if I look at the html produced by the report, I could see that
the html was not generated correctly. I forget exactly what, but when I
looked at it in VS2003 html designer it was obvious. As a work around I
"Wayne Snyder" <wayne.nospam.snyder@mariner-usa.com> wrote in message
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>I have seen this as well... And I don't rmember if I ever got around it...
>One this you might try is putting a single space in the field using a
>computed column when the SQL value is null or '' ( I really don't remember
>if that helped me or not..tho)
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> "moondaddy" <moondaddy@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
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>> I'm rendering reports in aspx page by calling the ssrs web service and
>> rendering them in the code behind. I use the bottom border of the text
>> boxes and I use one textbox as a label and another text box to its right
>> for the data. These textboxes are positioned right next to each other to
>> the bottom border looks like one continues line. when There's no data in
>> the text box on the right, its bottom edge is a few pixels lower than the
>> one on left (being used as a label). This looks bad. however, when
>> pulling up data/record where the textbox on the right now has data in it,
>> all look fine. When rendering the same report in report manager as html
>> the same problem happens, but when I export to pdf from report manager,
>> it looks perfect.
>>
>> Can anyone explain what's happening? Is the html table cell not stable
>> when there's no data in it? Any solutions?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
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