>Michelle,
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>I think what you should do is create a new, blank report. Start adding components from the other report. Check the report frequently. See what control is causing the problem.
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>Or, take a copy of your current report. Remove a control. Test it. Etc. Use this to determine what setting or control is causing you problems.
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>Joe

Well, that wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. It was a field that was checked to expand with overflow that did it. Though why it pushed the details down and not the labels right below it, I have no idea. After playing around I discovered you can actually make the fields taller, so that solves that.

I still have the problem with the semi-blank record. I have a master table statements and a child table details. There are cases where the statements table doesn't have any corresponding entries in the details table. I still want the statements to print because they have balance info. But I don't want it printing a blank (but for formatting) line in details.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

-Michelle