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How do I set default properties in SSRS 2008 R2?
Posted on 2011-03-10
I am creating a new report using BIDS in SSRS 2008 R2. I created a tablix. I want to have the default border line be 1.25 pt and black with Verdana font. Is there a way to set the entire tablix or the entire report to that default so that I don't have to go into every cell and change it?
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Try to select all tablix cells by dragging the cursor down all row selectors. Once fully selected, see if you can alter the border style/default property.
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Yep, You can also select multiple tabs by pressing CTRL. then press F4 to update all their properties.
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