>>Jay,
>>
>>You can put the 2 fields on top of each other and PADL the FIELD02 expression with the number of space it takes to move it away from FIELD01.
>>
>>
>>Step 1: Change FIELD02's left to be the same as FIELD01's left
>>Step 2: Change FIELD02's width to match its original right edge
>>Step 3: Change FIELD02's expression to be something like this:
>>

>>    PADL(FIELD02, ExtraSpaces(FIELD01))
>>

>>Step 4: Create an ExtraSpaces( ) function:
>>

>>FUNCTION ExtraSpaces(lcField1Value)
>>   ** Font info for field 1
>>   lcName1 = "Arial"
>>   lcSize1 = 12
>>   lcStyle1 = "B"
>>
>>   ** Font info for field 2
>>   lcName2 = "Arial"
>>   lcSize2 = 10
>>   lcStyle2 = "N"
>>
>>   lnTextWidth = TXTWIDTH(lcField1Value,lcName1,lcSize1,lcStyle1)*;
>>            FONTMETRIC(6,lcName1,lcSize1,lcStyle1)
>>
>>   lnSpaceWidth = TXTWIDTH(SPACE(1),lcName2,lcSize2,lcStyle2)*;
>>            FONTMETRIC(6,lcName2,lcSize2,lcStyle2)
>>
>>   lnSpaces = CIELING(lnTextWidth/lnSpaceWidth)
>>
>>   RETURN lnSpaces
>>ENDFUNC
>>

>>
>>I hope this makes sense. I can send you a sample if you need it.
>
>Ok, that works great, but of course there is another catch (just can't remember them all). The fields may be longer than the width available and could wrap. I think this kills your idea. I can't think of a way to move Field02 down depending on the length of Field01. Very sad; I liked how your worked.



How many rows FIELD01+field02 can have? Because with OLE control you didn't have Stretch with overflow