: Anchoring one text box relative to another text box that expands with text I am doing a merge in InDesign to create datasheets for products. The problem is that the quantity of text in each

I am doing a merge in InDesign to create datasheets for products. The problem is that the quantity of text in each field varies. I have the text box setup to expand down to fit the text. With manual spacing, if the field has to expand, it overlays the next field. The question is, how can I anchor the next merge field relative to the previous expanded text box? So in the attached picture, how can I get "Formulation" to move relative to "Description"?

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: You can do this via scripting, a quick template example: var traceobj = selection[0].trace(); var opt = traceobj.tracing.tracingOptions; opt.cornerAngle = 90; opt.fills = true; opt.ignoreWhite = false;

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: Anchoring one text box relative to another text box that expands with text I am doing a merge in InDesign to create datasheets for products. The problem is that the quantity of text in each

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: You can do this via scripting, a quick template example: var traceobj = selection[0].trace(); var opt = traceobj.tracing.tracingOptions; opt.cornerAngle = 90; opt.fills = true; opt.ignoreWhite = false;

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