Bob Gajewski
bob at renaissancesiding.com
Tue Feb 11 09:06:59 CST 2003
Mark There's a couple of different ways to do this. My preference is: 1) Use unbound text boxes txtName txtAddr1 txtAddr2 txtAddr3 2) Set them all to CanShrink=Yes 3) Set their values in code/source txtName = [BillingName] txtAddr1 = [Addr1] If [Addr2]="" Then txtAddr2 = [CityStZip] txtAddr3 = "" Else txtAddr2 = [Addr2] txtAddr3 = [CityStZip] End If Just put the applicable section for each in the control source. Do you really have a single field for the city, state code and zip code? Regards, Bob Gajewski On Tuesday, February 11, 2003 09:25 AM, Mark Boyd [SMTP:MarkBoyd at mcbeeassociates.com] wrote: > I have a report that is formatted like a business letter > > In the address section (which is in the page header), I have the > following 4 fields: > > [BillingName] > > [Addr1] > > [Addr2] > > [CityStZip] > > > > How can I force the [CityStZip] up a line when [Addr2] is blank? > > Most of the addresses look like this: > > > > John Smith > > 123 Main St > > > > City, St 12345 > > > > > > I tried setting the CanShrink property of [Addr2] to 'Yes', but this > doesn't work > > Any ideas? > > > > > > Mark Boyd > > Sr. Systems Analyst > > McBee Associates, Inc > > > > << File: ATT00006.htm >>