attached is the error msg that display everytime i export the informations generated by CR v8.5 to excel file. i thought the reason for the error msg is the consumption of the 65T rows allowed in excel because when i export the report having much fewer informations (retrieve the same report in the short period of time), the exportation was successul.
On the other hand, when i tried the previous report version, any exportation was successful even when the retrieval arguments in date range is 3 months.
Please help mei have known the cause of this error, this is due to the subreport i inserted so i just editted the report and delete the sub report. on the other hand, can anyone help me why does the error occur? is it a bug of the CR 8.5? F.Y.I the CR report is directly retrieve in a server... H.E.L.Psql
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Export to PDF error with SP1 still (encoding related)
Export to PDF error with SP1 still (encoding related)
my reports have some Chinese msg.
When review or display, everything seemed ok. But when I export it to PDF, Chinese msg showed as "'"
I've tried to export my report into other format with no error.
Before SP1, it's a problem. Now, with SP1, its still. :(
my SQL Server is SQL Server 2000 En + SP4If you want to show PDF reports in Traditional Chinese, try to set FontFamily to "æ?°ç´°æ'é«?" or other localized FontFamilies.
"wps8848" wrote:
> Export to PDF error with SP1 still (encoding related)
>
> my reports have some Chinese msg.
> When review or display, everything seemed ok. But when I export it to PDF, Chinese msg showed as "'"
> I've tried to export my report into other format with no error.
> Before SP1, it's a problem. Now, with SP1, its still. :(
> my SQL Server is SQL Server 2000 En + SP4
>|||thanks to SAM.
The problem is resolved. :)
What a pitty it is? Sign !
"sam" wrote:
> If you want to show PDF reports in Traditional Chinese, try to set FontFamily to "æ?°ç´°æ'é«?" or other localized FontFamilies.
>
> "wps8848" wrote:
> > Export to PDF error with SP1 still (encoding related)
> >
> >
> > my reports have some Chinese msg.
> > When review or display, everything seemed ok. But when I export it to PDF, Chinese msg showed as "'"
> >
> > I've tried to export my report into other format with no error.
> >
> > Before SP1, it's a problem. Now, with SP1, its still. :(
> >
> > my SQL Server is SQL Server 2000 En + SP4
> >
> >
my reports have some Chinese msg.
When review or display, everything seemed ok. But when I export it to PDF, Chinese msg showed as "'"
I've tried to export my report into other format with no error.
Before SP1, it's a problem. Now, with SP1, its still. :(
my SQL Server is SQL Server 2000 En + SP4If you want to show PDF reports in Traditional Chinese, try to set FontFamily to "æ?°ç´°æ'é«?" or other localized FontFamilies.
"wps8848" wrote:
> Export to PDF error with SP1 still (encoding related)
>
> my reports have some Chinese msg.
> When review or display, everything seemed ok. But when I export it to PDF, Chinese msg showed as "'"
> I've tried to export my report into other format with no error.
> Before SP1, it's a problem. Now, with SP1, its still. :(
> my SQL Server is SQL Server 2000 En + SP4
>|||thanks to SAM.
The problem is resolved. :)
What a pitty it is? Sign !
"sam" wrote:
> If you want to show PDF reports in Traditional Chinese, try to set FontFamily to "æ?°ç´°æ'é«?" or other localized FontFamilies.
>
> "wps8848" wrote:
> > Export to PDF error with SP1 still (encoding related)
> >
> >
> > my reports have some Chinese msg.
> > When review or display, everything seemed ok. But when I export it to PDF, Chinese msg showed as "'"
> >
> > I've tried to export my report into other format with no error.
> >
> > Before SP1, it's a problem. Now, with SP1, its still. :(
> >
> > my SQL Server is SQL Server 2000 En + SP4
> >
> >
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