Gap between Body and footer in report?

mdsr
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i have design a report in and layout is design As header+body+footer now while running report it shows absolutely ok on preview.but when i click on print layout it will shows gap between body and footer.in body i have taken list in body on that i added table for multiple copies
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As I said
.. find another way.
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What preview do you use? The one that shows you the actual document layout, or the standard one?0
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Oh I get it now (I hope). The preview and the layout preview difference.. The layout preview is what you get when you print it. If you use a footer in vs report builder, this will show on the bottom of you page. Always, so it leaves space between the body and the footer. The regular preview doesn't take this into account, it just works different. The footer (as a body section of the vs layout) just works that way.0
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i have attached screenshot sachin gap is at footer and body
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It is as I thought, using the footer section, your data will always be alligned to the bottom of the report.0
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actually previous i added footer text in body but it showing empty space in while item is multiple in body and all footer goes in to next page with remaining item which not fit on first page then i removed footer from text box from body and created separate footer but now it showing me gap in footer and body0
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Just find another way to add this texbox to the body of the report. What you want is not possible using the footer property of an rdlc report.0
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When you click on print layout the report is getting rendered to the definde paper size (see at report proberties in Report Builder). If your Body is not filling a whole page you will get a whitespace which is filling the rest of page. If you don't want this behaviour but your footer to the Body.0
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@PatrickGrabensteiner are you saying i have to adjust footer data in body part and don't use footer ?0
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@mdsr the footer Position is fixed in the print layout. It just depends on the footer height. As far as i know you can not change this dynamically.
I normally use a tablix for such a Problem an have one field for header one for body and one for footer. In this case the footer will always start right after the body0 -
As I said
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