Empty fields on report

Try below:

Try:1

Some time ago I talked about a problem with SSRS reports that were showing empty fieldswhere data was expected. More recently I talked about how display scaling for high DPI displays can cause fonts in the Dynamics AX client to be all messed up. Today, these two issues kind of had a baby of some kind :).

Apparently, the display sizing setting can cause reports to show empty field when printing to client. When you print to PDF, all data is there. When on your host machine, display sizing is set to 125%, some reports can show empty fields. If you set it to 100%, the problem seems to be solved and the report prints correctly to the screen.
If you are working on multiple monitors, it is possible that it works when your remote desktop sessions is opened on one monitor, but the report shows empty fields when you open your remote on another monitor. As mentioned in the previous post, you also get different results when you change the Disable display scaling on high DPI settings property on the Dynamics AX 2012 shortcut.
In any case, it is best to set the display scaling on the client to 100% if possible to avoid these issues.

Try 2:

At one of our customers, the Open transactions report for customers was not showing data in some of the fields. There should have been amounts on the report but there was just empty space. The weird thing was that this was only happening on PROD and not on ACC or TST.

After some digging, we noticed that the fields that were empty had the Visible property set to Noon the temporary table that was used by the data provider. Thanks to Bill Thompson for pointing us in the right direction: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Report Development Tip – Data Not Showing in Report.
No changes to the report were required, simply set the fields on the temporary table to Visible = Yes and restart the report service. Then the data should show up.

However, although this was a solution, the real problem was that the kernel versions of the AOS and the AX components that were installed on the report server didn’t match. After updating the components to the matching kernel (in our case 6.0.1108.7889-KB3053474-Binary) and restarting the report service, the report worked fine even with the visible property set to No.

So in conclusion, Always check if the kernel versions of all components match when facing weird problems like this.