Thank you, John.

>Hi Dmitry, you already have the solution, even if you group labeln with Textboxn it will move different. Adding a "float" line below each Labeln and TextBoxn you are telling to the report that move all the objects below that line and you will have the proper alignment. Also you can hide the line by changing the color to white.
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>Other solution will be having two textboxes, the textbox that is replacement for label1 you will need to put the title "Label1" then add as many chr(13) (new line) as lines in the TextBox1, the same for label2 and label3, but this is not a good practice.
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>Hi,
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>On a report all fields have object position Float. The objects are set in pairs: Label: Text Box.
>Example:
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>Label1            TextBox1
>Label 2           TextBox2
>Label 3           TextBox3
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>If TextBox1 is longer than would fit on one line, it prints on two lines. The text boxes TextBox2, TextBox3 move down accordingly. But the Label2 and Label3 stay in the same place. It would be nice if I could connect Label2 with TextBox2.
>The only way I see making all objects move down is to have a line object below Label1 and TextBox1. But I was hoping that there is a different solution that does not involve adding another object.
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>Any suggestions? TIA
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>UPDATE. I resolved the issue by adding a line after Label1 and TextBox1 and set this line to Print When .F. So, it never prints but it pushes the Label2 down according to the size of the TextBox1