Do you have blank lines between your vertically aligned matrices?
The best way I have found to resolve this is to "almost" place the matrices on top of one another.
Make all of your matrices one-one thousandth of an inch lower on the report than the previous matrix.
Printing from the ActiveX control in report viewer will no longer be an option, but you can always export to Excel and print from there.
Diagnosing Power BI DirectQuery Performance Problems Caused By SQL Queries
That Return Large Resultsets
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One very common cause of Power BI performance problems is having a table
with a large number of rows on your report. It’s a problem I wrote about
here, and...
5 days ago

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