Hi Bill,

By using multiple placeholders within your textbox, you will be able to achieve what you want. Here is a blog article that explain the use of placeholders.

Alternatively, in your case, you can also use simple html tags in your expression (="<b>Next Action:</b> " & Fields!Next_x0020_Action.Value & Chr(13)& Chr(10) & "<b>Summary Notes:</b> " & Fields!Issue_x0020_Summary.Value) and modify the placeholder properties (double-click your expression in the design view) and set the "Markup type" to "HTML - Interpret HTML tags as styles".

Let me know if you have any questions.

Regards,

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Frederic LATOUR
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Yes, use <br /> instead.

This should work.

Regards,

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Frederic LATOUR
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Frederic, I'm all set. I found that for HTML, the command is <br>, and I need to set it off with double quotes. My final working expression only shows the Next Action and Summary Notes literals if there is data in either of those fields. If there is data, then it prints the literals and bolds them. A carriage return is insterted between the two pieces of data, but only on the condition that Next Action, which comes first, actually has data in it.

=Iif(Trim(Fields!Next_x0020_Action.Value)<>"","<b>Next Action: </b>", "")& Fields!Next_x0020_Action.Value & Iif(Trim(Fields!Next_x0020_Action.Value)<>"","<br>","")& (Iif(Trim(Fields!Issue_x0020_Summary.Value)<>"", "<b>Summary Notes: </b>","")) & Fields!Issue_x0020_Summary.Value