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There will be no searching for usernames as all the information is set up in the tabs, all realted to the customerID. Each tab contains different information about the customer and is able to be edited in that one spot. You can edit, add or delete from any or all information contained within...

I'm not sure I follow you. These fields hold different information for each username and password. However there are several different packages, each having a different amount of email accounts. The package could have as few as 3 and as many as 15. This is a database for a reseller of web...

Thanks dhookom, I got it. It was a text box allignment problem. I did not have them long enough to include the code and the Email 1 username. Thanks again

I already did that but I did it again just to confirm. Here is what I got. The bound box grew to show the fields with records ie; the user names and the user passwords. control source properties for label boxes are: ="Email 1 username "+[E1_user] ="Email 1 password...

I forgot to metion the first time....the shrink did work on the bound text box just not on the first part of the label...

First of all thank you for your patience. I think I understand what your saying, so to clarify let me tell you some background. First off I am working on a new database (no records in this copy. The E1_user column is datatype text so no 0's in the field as a default value. I could be wrong but...

Nevermind about the last part. I set it to grow and got all the label text. So I guess its just is not shrinking properly.

Well, it did not work. Here is what i have: (Text box bound to) E1_user (Label text box control source) ="Email 1 username "+[E1_user] I set the label text box to shrink, not grow. I also set the bound text to shrink, not grow. I get the first part of the text box label, Email...

Thanks Dehookom, I'm new at this stuff. Just doing my internship now in database. This is my first one...I didn't think of that method...hehehe Thanks Again...Papermaker

The shrink property works fine to prevent null fields from showing in the report, but what about the null field's Labels?