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Change the display order in dialog parameter of a SSRS report.

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In the contract class I have 3 parameters which needs to be displayed vertically one below the other. 

But by default it is displaying: Two parameters on first column and third on the next column. 

Param1                Param2
Param3

I have tried adding :  SysOperationDisplayOrderAttribute('1'), but the contract renders the parameters automatically as mentioned above and does not render vertically. 
In UI builder, without adding the fields manually, can we arrange the parameters order vertically?
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    Subra Profile Picture
    1,430 on at
    Hi @RSy

    Please note that you can't achieve this using contract class alone. You need to use the UI Builder class. Using dialog group you can achieve this.

    KIndly let me know if you need any additional information on this.
     
    Thanks,
    Subra

    If this helped, please mark it as "Verified" for others facing the same issue
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    André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    305,881 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    Hi RSy,
     
    For your requirement, you should add a group and limit the number of columns to 1. 
     
    Here is an example we used recently.
     
    DialogGroup  dialogGroupParams;
    
    dialogGroupParams = dialog.addGroup("Parameters");
    dialogGroupParams.columns(1);
     
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    Shaluma Profile Picture
    281 on at
    Hi @RSy

    SysOperation framework automatically places parameters in a 2-column grid layout by default. SysOperationDisplayOrderAttribute only controls the order, not the layout direction.

    Please add this one in your contract class SysOperationGroupMemberAttribute('Group1')  for example,
    DataMemberAttribute('CustAccount'),

    SysOperationGroupMemberAttribute('Group1'),     // Each param in its OWN group
    SysOperationDisplayOrderAttribute('1'),
    SysOperationLabelAttribute(literalStr("@SYS7197"))

    each parameter to its own SysOperationGroupMemberAttribute group. Since each group renders as a full-width row, parameters will stack vertically

    Thanks,
    Shaluma

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