[martha.a]

I have the following dynamic text:
{rs_air_description.day_one}
{rs_air_description.day_one_desc}

{rs_air_description.day_two}
{rs_air_description.day_two_desc}

{rs_air_description.day_three}
{rs_air_description.day_three_desc}

{rs_air_description.day_four}
{rs_air_description.day_four_desc}
How am I going to remove the blank gap that is created when the recordset for one or more of the above is empty? I tried Show If recordset is not Empty but it didn't help. You see, the days reach up to 15 and when it comes for a 4 days description, my gap is going huge!
Thanks in advance

[Rockn]

What are you writing this in? Can we see your code used to create the recordset? It sounds like all you need is to write a conditional statement that is the field is blank or null do nothing otherwise write the data.

[martha.a]

No, I am building a travel site and that page shows each tour's programme from day one to day whatsoever.
First day that, second day that, etc.
However, when I have a 15day long day it is ok. But when it comes for a shorter tour (less days) all that empty fields dispay a blank gap. Please take a look at this page http://www.signature.gr/ek_tours.asp?id=90
At the bottom of the yellow text, it is day 6. This tour has only six days, it displays six days and it stays right there, and there is no gap between itself and the text that comes after.

[Rockn]

Sorry, can't help you out if we don't knwo the table data structure and how you are creating the recordset. I can see that is is in ASP, but without some other info I am sure no one here can offer much assistance.