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Add Terms and Conditions to SSRS Report

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Posted on by 534
Hi Everyone,
 
I am trying to add a Terms and Conditions page to the end of a non standard SSRS report the Terms and Conditions consist of a long block of static text so I want them to appear on a dedicated final page without any report header.
However, I am facing a couple of issues:
An extra blank page is often generated after the Terms and Conditions page.
I can't completely hide the page header on the Terms and Conditions page even when I remove the header content, it still leaves a blank white space at the top of the page.
Has anyone implemented something similar? I would appreciate any recommendations or best practices for adding a static Terms and Conditions page to the end of a report 
 
Thank you in advance
 
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  • Suggested answer
    Mohamed Amine Mahmoudi Profile Picture
    26,811 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
     
    I think you need to add a rectangle with required Textbox or other controls in it and set the visibility of Rectangle like below:
    =IFF(Globals!PageNumber=Globals!TotalPages,false,true)
    
    This will show the Rectangle as Footer only on last page.
     
    Best regards,
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    BlessyFreedaJ Profile Picture
    45 on at
     
    Use a separate report body/container for Terms & Conditions
    Add a new rectangle or tablix at the end of the report body.
    Place the Terms & Conditions text inside that section.

    Set PageBreak → BreakLocation = Start so it always starts on a new page.

    Avoid extra blank pages

    Check the following properties:
    • Report Body width + left/right margins should not exceed the page size.
    • Reduce unused space in the report body.
    • Check if any hidden textbox/rectangle is extending beyond the visible area.  
    Set:
     
    ConsumeContainerWhitespace = True in report properties.

    above points are most common fix for extra blank page.
     
    Remove header space on the Terms & Conditions page

    In SSRS, the Page Header is applied to the entire report, so hiding the content does not remove the header area. The white space remains because the header section still exists.
     
    Possible options:
     
    Set the header visibility expression:
    =IIF(Globals!PageNumber = TotalPages, True, False) if you only want to hide it on the last page.
     
    Alternatively, move the Terms & Conditions into a separate subreport where the page header is not enabled.

    Recommended approach in D365 F&O
    For long static Terms & Conditions text, create a separate Terms and Conditions subreport:
    Main SSRS report → existing content.
    Subreport → Terms & Conditions only.
    Add page break before the subreport.
    Disable header/footer in the subreport.

    Thanks, 
    Blessy
     

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  • D365FO Junior-Dev Profile Picture
    534 on at
    Hi everyone,
     
    Thank you for your reply and suggestions. After trying everything you mentioned I was still unable to add the Terms & Conditions on a blank page without a header Is there any solution his?
     
    Thanks

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