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I have read several responses to questions about getting rows to columns, but they just say "create a derived field." What exactly should the derived field look like? For example, I am trying to get the benefit plan an employee is enrolled in to show like this: Medical...

I created a macro using the instructions for exporting a comma delimited file. I removed the commas, but now the quotes are still there at the beginning and end of each line. Also, I created a derived field and used the RPad function to pad with spaces, but the spaces don't show up on the...

You should be able to accomplish this by creating a Master/Detail report. Create your Master report first and then you insert the detail below the parent data. I don't do this often because I find it easier to do through Access, but it is supposed to make the report run faster.