Hello, I,m using App Studio 8206.

Using precision report with a grid in the header. PDF output.

I have some fields aligned vertically in my page heading and I have one vertical space between each field to show some separation. The problem is that the blank spaces are too tall and I would like to reduce their row or cell height by 50% or half if possible. So, reduce height on the " <+0> " spaces after the "Description" field moving down the page, but not effect the other fields. Help appreciated!

 HEADING
" <+0>My Document<+0>Industry<+0>Location"
" <+0>CONFIDENTIAL<IMP_INDUSTRY<IMP_LOCATION"
" <+0>&DATEMDYY"
" <+0> <+0>Type<+0>Status"
"<PROJECT<IMP_TYPE<IMP_STATUS"
" "
"Description:<ProjDesc"
" <+0> "
"Solution:<Solution"
" <+0> "
"Funding:<Funding"
" <+0> "
"Deployment:<Deployment"
" <+0> "
"ECS Notes:<ECSNotes"
" <+0> "
"Training Notes:<TrainingNotes"
" <+0> "
"Tech Support:<TechSupport"
" <+0> "
"Pilot/Rollout:<PilotRollout" 

Thanks

This message has been edited. Last edited by: FP Mod Chuck,

Try by adding this

HEADING
" <+0>My Document<+0>Industry<+0>Location"
" <+0>CONFIDENTIAL<IMP_INDUSTRY<IMP_LOCATION"
" <+0>&DATEMDYY"
" <+0> <+0>Type<+0>Status"
"<PROJECT<IMP_TYPE<IMP_STATUS"
" "
"Description:<ProjDesc"
" <+0> "
"Solution:<Solution"
" <+0> "
"Funding:<Funding"
" <+0> "
"Deployment:<Deployment"
" <+0> "
"ECS Notes:<ECSNotes"
" <+0> "
"Training Notes:<TrainingNotes"
" <+0> "
"Tech Support:<TechSupport"
" <+0> "
"Pilot/Rollout:<PilotRollout"

ON TABLE SET HTMLCSS ON
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=8,  SIZE=5, $
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=10, SIZE=5, $
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=12, SIZE=5, $
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=14, SIZE=5, $
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=16, SIZE=5, $
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=18, SIZE=5, $
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=20, SIZE=5, $
ENDSTYLE
END

Martin, sorry, I realized I did not reply in time, as this discussion is closed now, but that did not work for me for some reason. What eventually helped me is adding in the lines:

TOPGAP=0.013889,
BOTTOMGAP=0.013889,

and really just playing around with those numbers until I got it to fit just right.