I am encountering an issue with the address field on an RDLC check. Despite moving it to the bottom on RDL program, the address on the stub continues

Address field on RDLC checks to move down

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The issue you're facing with the address field positioning on an RDLC check is a common challenge when designing reports in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (BC). Here are some steps and tips to help you resolve the issue:

1. Adjust the RDLC Layout:

Check the Design Surface:
- Open the RDLC layout in Visual Studio or the Report Builder.
- Ensure that the address field is placed correctly in the design surface and that there are no overlapping elements.
Expand the Body Section:
- If the address field is in the body section, expand the body section downward to create more space.
- Right-click on the body section and select Insert Row Below to add more space.
Move the Address Field:
- Drag the address field to the desired position at the bottom of the stub.
- Ensure that the field is not constrained by other elements or containers.

2. Adjust the Stub Height:

Increase Stub Height:
- If the stub height is too small, the address field may not have enough space to move down.
- Adjust the height of the stub in the RDLC layout to provide more room for the address field.
Avoid Overlapping with the 2nd Stub:
- Ensure that the increased height of the first stub does not interfere with the second stub.
- Use the ruler or gridlines in the RDLC designer to align the stubs properly.

3. Modify Margins and Padding:

Adjust Margins:
- Reduce the top and bottom margins of the stub to create more space for the address field.
- Go to Report Properties > Margins and adjust the values.
Add Padding:
- Add padding to the address field to ensure it is positioned correctly within its container.

4. Use Expressions for Dynamic Positioning:

Dynamic Positioning:
- Use expressions to dynamically adjust the position of the address field based on the content.
- For example, you can set the Top property of the address field to a dynamic value that moves it down if certain conditions are met.

5. Check for Hidden Constraints:

Parent Containers:
- Ensure that the address field is not constrained by a parent container (e.g., a rectangle or list).
- If necessary, move the address field outside of the container or adjust the container's size.
Text Box Properties:
- Check the properties of the text box containing the address field. Ensure that the CanGrow and CanShrink properties are set appropriately.

6. Test and Preview:

Preview the Report:
- Use the Preview feature in the RDLC designer to check if the address field is positioned correctly.
- Make adjustments as needed based on the preview.
Print Test Copies:
- Print test copies of the check to ensure that the address field appears in the correct position on the physical document.

7. Consider Custom Code (if necessary):

Custom Logic:
- If the RDLC layout adjustments are not sufficient, you can add custom logic in the AL code to dynamically adjust the address field's position or content before rendering the report.