I found that there is not horizontal scrollbar of the Report Viewer if I am using IE7. But there is no problem for IE6 and FireFox.

Is it a bug of IE7? or there is a way to solve it?

THX

I'm having the same problem. IE7 cuts off the bottom part of the report viewer so you can't see thehorizontal scrollbar.

Add a third person to the list that's encountered the problem. I've tried setting the height property to 100% of the available space, but then the vertical scrollbar gets cutoff. The other odd thing I've noticed is that when I set the height property, the outer shell of the control renders as a table instead of as a div, which is what it normally is rendered as. So far the only workaround I've found is to add 50 pixel margin between the control and what I'm putting the control in (a table in this case).

rvReport.Attribute.Add("style", "margin-bottom: 50px;")

Unfortunetly, this leaves 50pixels of empty space in IE6, so it isn't ideal. If there is a better solution, or an explanation to the problem, let me know!

Spector's solution works pretty well, just a minor tweak so that IE6 and Firefox don't have to pay for IE7's incompatability...

There is problem with vertical scrollbar also. It would appear even if it is not necessary. Is there any way to make the page scrollbar appear instead of report viewer scrollbar. AsynchRendering =False is not working fine.

Some improvement after entering interacctive size in design

Is this issue already fixed?Becuase i already had encountered this problem.Can i know what controls you are using?because,before,i have a line control,but after i have removed that,it works fine..

Wrap the control in DIV tag. This solved the Horizontal and vertical scroll bar problem for me in IE 7.Though the width of the report control is 900px, it takes the width of the table.

<TABLE WIDTH="YOUR WIDTH HERE"> <TR> <TD>

<div >

<rsweb:ReportViewer ID="ReportViewer1" runat="server" Font-Names="Verdana" Font-Size="8pt"

Height="600px" Visible=False Width="900px" SizeToReportContent="True" >

<LocalReport ReportPath="XYZ.rdlc">

</LocalReport>

</rsweb:ReportViewer>

</div>

</td>

</tr>

</table>

with this code locating the html control you can play with the reportviewer as you need for example to adjust the size of iframe and control scrolling thanks to DOM power.

if (!this.IsPostBack)
        {
            this.rpvVisorReporte.ProcessingMode = ProcessingMode.Local; // Of course may be Remote
            this.rpvVisorReporte.LocalReport.EnableExternalImages = true; // Only for presentation
           
            this.MostrarReporte (); // Call the Business logic to set report (the same applies to remote defined reports in rdls)
        }

// THE IMPORTANT PART
        ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "AjusteIFrame",
            @"var ifrIframeReporte = document.getElementById ('ReportFramectl00_cphContenido_rpvVisorReporte ');
            ifrIframeReporte.style.height = '" + (this.rpvVisorReporte.Height.Value - 29) + "';", true);

// By esanchezfo.