Continuous data on report

Hi,
I have a report that has loads of rows but only few narrow columns.
The preferred way to do the layout would be:
Landscape
and having two identical tables next to each other. The one on the left
would display the first 50 rows or so, the one to the right the next
50.
Is that possible in RS and if yes, how'?
Thanks for any help,
DomI don't really have a solution ... but if you really really can't find a way
to do it, you could simply use two dataset query. One using TOP 50 and the
other BOTTOM 50.
But whatever you do, I have had a problem using two tables side by side. In
the preview tab everything displays fine, but when published and viewed
through an asp reportviewer control there is always a breakline after the
first table and they cannot be displayed side by side.
"DominicB" wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a report that has loads of rows but only few narrow columns.
> The preferred way to do the layout would be:
> Landscape
> and having two identical tables next to each other. The one on the left
> would display the first 50 rows or so, the one to the right the next
> 50.
> Is that possible in RS and if yes, how'?
> Thanks for any help,
> Dom
>|||Yes you can set up a multi column report... I have an example on
www.msbicentral.com
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"DominicB" <dbuschi@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have a report that has loads of rows but only few narrow columns.
> The preferred way to do the layout would be:
> Landscape
> and having two identical tables next to each other. The one on the left
> would display the first 50 rows or so, the one to the right the next
> 50.
> Is that possible in RS and if yes, how'?
> Thanks for any help,
> Dom
>|||Thanks both for your help!
Wayne, where on your site can I find that example (I registered, but
couldn't find it)?
Thx,
Dom