Page break and grouping question

Hi,
I have to make a report that shows 2 tables one above the other.
The both tables have grouping values, and I want in each page to
display the both tables so I'm making a page break in each group/
table.
The problem is that the both tables goes to separate pages...what I
want is a full page break after the second table is filled up
It looks simple, but I don't know how!
Something like this
---
table 1
record 1, record 2
table 2
record 1, record 2
---
->Break in the end
->Next page
---
table 1
record 1, record 2
table 2
record 1, record 2
---
Thanks for your help,Sorry, I forgot to say that the two tables have different datasets.
Thanks for your help.

page break after 10 rows

I have a report with 1 grouping level, and I want to display only 10 records
per page. How can I force this grouping in RS, can I use functions like
Rownumber, and how precisely does it work ?Yes, search this forum, it's been mentioned loads of times in here.
Effectively use the RowNumber function divided by 10 with the Ceiling
function.
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Regards
Chris
joia wrote:
> I have a report with 1 grouping level, and I want to display only 10
> records per page. How can I force this grouping in RS, can I use
> functions like Rownumber, and how precisely does it work ?|||Hi, the easiest way to do it, as i found out, is using this function:
System.Math.Ceiling (RowNumber (Nothing)/10)
where 10 can be replaced by a report parameter.
Cheers, Johan
"Chris McGuigan" wrote:
> Yes, search this forum, it's been mentioned loads of times in here.
> Effectively use the RowNumber function divided by 10 with the Ceiling
> function.
> --
> Regards
> Chris
> joia wrote:
> > I have a report with 1 grouping level, and I want to display only 10
> > records per page. How can I force this grouping in RS, can I use
> > functions like Rownumber, and how precisely does it work ?
>|||I am new to reporting services. Can you show me how to use this function?
Thanks,
Anna
"joia" wrote:
> Hi, the easiest way to do it, as i found out, is using this function:
> System.Math.Ceiling (RowNumber (Nothing)/10)
> where 10 can be replaced by a report parameter.
> Cheers, Johan
> "Chris McGuigan" wrote:
> > Yes, search this forum, it's been mentioned loads of times in here.
> > Effectively use the RowNumber function divided by 10 with the Ceiling
> > function.
> > --
> > Regards
> > Chris
> >
> > joia wrote:
> >
> > > I have a report with 1 grouping level, and I want to display only 10
> > > records per page. How can I force this grouping in RS, can I use
> > > functions like Rownumber, and how precisely does it work ?
> >|||I figure out how to use this function now.
Thank you for sharing this function.
Anna :)
"Anna" wrote:
> I am new to reporting services. Can you show me how to use this function?
> Thanks,
> Anna
> "joia" wrote:
> > Hi, the easiest way to do it, as i found out, is using this function:
> > System.Math.Ceiling (RowNumber (Nothing)/10)
> >
> > where 10 can be replaced by a report parameter.
> >
> > Cheers, Johan
> >
> > "Chris McGuigan" wrote:
> >
> > > Yes, search this forum, it's been mentioned loads of times in here.
> > > Effectively use the RowNumber function divided by 10 with the Ceiling
> > > function.
> > > --
> > > Regards
> > > Chris
> > >
> > > joia wrote:
> > >
> > > > I have a report with 1 grouping level, and I want to display only 10
> > > > records per page. How can I force this grouping in RS, can I use
> > > > functions like Rownumber, and how precisely does it work ?
> > >

page break

I have a matrix and I want to insert a page break on a column group. I dont
see the option under grouping and sorting properties for my column groups
only on the rows?On Nov 2, 10:39 am, RYF <R...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I have a matrix and I want to insert a page break on a column group. I dont
> see the option under grouping and sorting properties for my column groups
> only on the rows?
Unfortunately, this functionality does not exist currently. A
workaround would be to create 2 matrices/matrix controls in the report
and have the columns you want on the odd pages in the first matrix
control (and do a page break after it) and the columns you want on the
even pages in the second matrix control (and do a page break after it
as well). Sorry that I could not be of greater assistance.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant