Add Blank rows to report

Does the answer to this Q help?
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20176960/Fixed-number-of-lines-in-report-ALWAYS.html#6459511

Nic;o)

Also read some comments down as perove did publish the code he used finally.

Nic;o)

Hi Nic;o) the code there doesn't work,but anyway my case is different.
Perove in the end used PageBreaks
 I don't want a new page after each company.

OK, then it's probably easiest to force an extra row in your query.
What is the relation between your company table and the 2 or 3 row table ?

Nic;o)

I think I have it,
I'm adding a textbox using Chr(13) & Chr(10) &[Company] showing only if count(*) is <2
setting line spacing etc
This seems to be the easiest way out

When you have no (or little) space between the rows that's indeed a brilliant plan :-)
Don't forget to have the CanGrow option set to "Yes" for the field.

Nic;o)

For future reference: See the MoveLayout, PrintSection, and NextRecord properties in the on-line help.  With this properties, you can do all sorts of things, like repeating lines, dropping down the page, etc.

  For example, to print your blank lines, you could have done this in the OnFormat Section of the detail:

If <some condition> then
 .MoveLayout = True
 .NextRecord = False
 .PrintSection=True
End if

  By default, Access sets all these properties to true for each section print.  Changing them allows you to control the processing of the report engine in many different ways.

Jim.