Ssrs export to excel merged cells issue. . The problem is that excel will then I have an SSRS report that the end user is exporting to excel. You can try to fix this by making sure your header items exactly align with your table cells. It would be nice to be able to put the image in an expression, but I In order to resolve it, you should create an empty table at the very top of report. This appears to be a quirk related to merged cells in paginated reports exported to Excel. When exported, this report seems to merge a couple columns and add a "blank" column within a column group in the report. The issue is that I have an image in the header. This table should be hidden. Make sure the left and right edges of all report items line up with one another. Making items align and the same How do I stop cells from merging when I am exporting report to excel. In some other cases exporting leaves some hidden The problem we are trying to eliminate is when sql server reporting services exports a report to excel it will merge some cells in order to keep the format. below when a SSRS report is exported to excel ,columns in excel get merged and cause issues while printing and exporting to pdf. As shown in Fig. If the report layout results in a merged cell in a given row of the exported Excel file, the row Explore insights on How to Eliminate Excel Column Merging in Exported SSRS Reports. However, the best way to deal with this is to eliminate the header when exporting to Excel so you just get the table Not aligning items left and right is the most common cause of merged cells. Please check back later. All subsequent tables should be To ensure a great experience for everyone, your content is awaiting approval by our Community Managers.


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