Hey Baylor03,
I think you can do this by fooling it.
You will have to waste a few, but basically treat the two rows as one.
Modify the label settings so that the width encompasses the width of both labels.
Create a formula (formatted can grow) for the address part.
Something like the following:
{Clients.First Name} & ' ' & {Clients.Last Name}
&chr(13)&
{Clients.Address}
&chr(13)&
{Clients.City} & ', ' & {Clients.State} & ' ' & {Clients.Zip}
Place that in the detail section positioned so it appears on the first label.
Now create a second formula tht is just the Name one and position it on the page where it prints inside the left edge of the second label.
{Clients.First Name} & ' ' & {Clients.Last Name}
Now, if you have gone to Details, format section, clicked the layout tab and messed with the width so that the width of the label encompasses both, you should be fine and end up with what you want.
Make sure that across and then down is selected.
Regards,
ro
Rosemary Lieberman
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