Microsoft SSRS Report fix, with detailed explanations

You need to finish design of a RDL report per required specifications. It must be done under VS2005 /w Business Intelligence reports project available (as installed by Sql Server 2005 / Express with Advanced Services). You can also make it in VS 2005 report designer (by renaming report to RDLC) The report needs to print two invoices on a A4 page. It is done, but needs some tweaking related to some better positioning (e.g. absolute positioning of some elements). Also I need to describe briefly in a document how you accomplised some formatting so I can learn from it. ## Deliverables I attach a sample report generated. As you notice, there are some elements not properly rendered, which needs to be fixed. All the elements are already added to the report, and already bound to proper data fields. The report is fully functional, the way I need, and it need only the following various tweaking: 1. Customer addess field has two lines, main address and extra address, and any of them can be empty . What I want is to not have empty lines for empty fields, but they to be removed and filled fields to flow directly 2. The two invoices MUST be precisely printed in upper and bottom half of the paper. Reason: the paper will have perforations on the middel, splitting it phisically so invoices to be able to be separated easily. Now the copy 2 position depends on number of rows on the invoice (if 1 details row, copy 2 will be started too high, crossing the perforations) 3. Same about AVIZ DE PLATA section - must be printed precisely on a specific position on bottom of each section 4. invoices must at least 4 (even more details rows if possible). Still, Company details (address) in upper left must retain current height. AVIZ DE PLATA section can me made shorter - we can order perforation position to paper supplier We can move TVA and parcode fields below the grid, on same rows as Total's to move details section higher on page Other possible layout change suggestions are welcome, but the main layout must be preserved