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OBIEE 11.1.1.9 - How to remove the border of the section on PDF export

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Hello,

I have a dashboard that doesn't have any border on section or column, however when I export to PDF there are borders in all sections.

Screenshot of the dashboard: http://i68.tinypic.com/2hn5bwn.png

Screenshot of the PDF: http://i68.tinypic.com/j6pkhv.png

Can you help please with this issue?

Thanks a lot.

Ana Varela

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Gianni Ceresa

Hi,

Does your dashboard really have no borders or you just don't see them on screen?

If you set both section and columns borders = "None" the border will not be there in the PDF, if you leave it on "Default (system)" you have borders in the PDF even if you don't see anything special on screen.

3070523

Hello,

The section and columns of the dashboard really doesn't have any border.

I set all the position of the border to None, like you have in your image.

Gianni Ceresa

Ok, by doing that my PDF has no border...

Did you check inside your analysis if you don't have default borders around views or something like that?

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Yes, I check and I remove all default border of the objects that I have in my compound view (tables, titles, etc).

Can you please share the configuration of the print & export option that you have in your dashboard?

Gianni Ceresa

It's the same settings, so it's not supposed to come from there ...

No other idea crossing my head on where borders can come from right now.

3070523

Solved!

Apply patch-21945490

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