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I have a textbox which is displaying the field Address2. If Address2 has a value, then no problem, but if it has no value, then the textbox is blank, but still takes up space in that portion of the report.
My problem is I don’t want to put any blank space if the text box has a blank value for the Address2 field.
Right click the textbox and select Format Field
Select the Common tab
Click the Formula button next to the Suppress
Change the formula to something like
Click Save and Close
That should about do it.