Syntax

C#
[DefaultValueAttribute()] public double Height { get; set; }

Visual Basic
<DefaultValueAttribute()> _ Public Property Height As Double Get Set

Remarks

The height of a section should be large enough to accommodate all fields in the section.

The Report Designer automatically adjusts section heights when fields are added, moved, or resized.

The default value for this property is 0.

Examples

When you add a field to a section's Fields collection, the field is automatically assigned to the section that owns the collection. For example, the code below adds a field to the Detail section:

Copy CodeVisual Basic

c1r.Sections.Detail.Fields.Add("new field", "CompanyLogo", rc)

Copy CodeC#

c1r.Sections.Detail.Fields.Add("new field", "CompanyLogo", rc);

The following code ensures that a section is tall enough to accommodate all of the fields it contains:

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' get section object
Dim s As Section = c1r.Sections(SectionTypeEnum.Detail)
' scan all its fields
Dim f As Field
For Each f In s.Fields
    ' get field bottom
    Dim h As Double = f.Top + f.Height
    ' make sure section is tall enough for the field
    If h > s.Height Then
        s.Height = h + 200
    End If
Next

Copy CodeC#

// get section object
Section s = c1r.Sections[SectionTypeEnum.Detail];
// scan all its fields
Field f;
foreach (f In s.Fields)
    // get field bottom
    double h = f.Top + f.Height;
    // make sure section is tall enough for the field
    if (h > s.Height)
        s.Height = h + 200;

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