For these layouts, you can only set them by using Report Layout Selection page. In fact, you won't even see these custom layouts listed on the Report Layouts page. You can't use the Report Layouts page for Word and RDLC layouts that were created by using the legacy Custom Layouts feature. Once you find the layout, you can set it for a report with a single selection. It's easy to find a specific layout by sorting or filtering the list. It's also used to specify the default layout for reports. The Report Layouts page displays all available layouts for each report in the current company.
It lets you set layouts in different companies, without having to switch the company you're working with. This page indicates what the current default layout for a report is. The Report Layout Selection page displays a list of all reports. For more information, see Run and Print Reports.
After you run the report, the layout will revert to the default layout again. You can use this field to temporarily switch to another available layout the report you're running. When setting up a report to run, the report request page includes the Reports Layout field that shows the current default layout used by the report. Each way has advantages, depending on what you're looking to do: There are a few ways to set which layout a report uses. So the same report in one company can have a different layout in another company. When there are multiple companies in the application, the layouts are set on a per-company basis. A report may have more than one layout, which you can then switch among as needed.
It controls which data fields of a report dataset appear, how they're arranged, styled, and more. For earlier versions, go here.Ī report layout determines the look of a report. APPLIES TO: Business Central online, Business Central on-premises 2022 release wave 1 and later.
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