Symptom
- Designing a report using SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 - using 8 1/2'' X 11'' paper size
- Add a subreport
- Resize the subreports anywhere from 0 to 13.5 inches wide
- Resulting subreport will always be 8 1/2'' wide
Environment
- Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010
- Visual Studio 2010
Reproducing the Issue
- Create a main report in the VS 2010 IDE
- Use legal size and portrait orientation
- Import an existing subreport
- The subreport will have the correct width of 8 1/2 ''
- Change the page size of the main report to landscape (width is now 14'')
- Resize the subreport to the full width of the main report page
- Edit the subreport - subreport maintains it's original 8.5 inch width
- NOTE:
- This is only the case with SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010
- None of the "stand-alone" versions of Crystal Reports (v. 14.x 12.x, 11.5 and earlier) exhibit this issue
Cause
- This issue has been submitted for a resolution
- ADAPT01674846
Resolution
This issue has now been resolved in SAP Crystal Reports Developer for Visual Studio Service Pack 6
Keywords
CR2010 2010 CR4VS2010 CR4VS VS2010 NET2010 Crystal Reports for .NET Framework 4.0 crforvs 13 orientation , KBA , BI-DEV-NET-SDK , .NET SDK / COM SDK , Problem
Product
SAP Crystal Reports, developer version for Microsoft Visual Studio