Ah, I see what you mean. Probably the best way to do that is to set some
of the text fields to hidden when the text fields are blank. If your
form is flowed, then depending on the case statement chosen, mark those
text fields as textfield3.presence = "hidden"; that will hide it and
then cause whatever is underneath to jump up in it's place. If flowing
the form makes the text fields move places you don't want them to, then
try wrapping them in positioned subforms first, and hide the subform
itsel...