I like your idea of having 3 separate rectangles and embedding those 3 rectangles into one overall rectangle!

However I am not certain how each rectangle will know which letter is set for it to use.

All the data is stored in a varchar(max) field in a column called stringtemplate.

The following is a simplified version of what the data would look like:

<p>test1</p>

<p style="page-break-after:always;"></p>

<p>test2</p>

<p style="page-break-after:always;"></p>

<p>test3</p>

<p style="page-break-after:always;"></p>

in the stringtemplate field.

Thus I have the following questions:

1. How would rectangle1 know how to look for <p>test1</p> ?

2. How would rectangle2 know how to look for <p>test2</p> ?

3. How would rectangle3 know how to look for <p>test3</p> ?

4. I probably do not need the lines '<p style="page-break-after:always;"></p>', correct? This is in html

trying to cause a page break to occur.

5. For each rectangle to pick only the parts of the field that it needs, would I use the filter option on a rectangle? Would the

condtional look something like =MID(MID(Fields!txt2.Value, INSTR(Fields!txt2.Value, "|") + 1, LEN(Fields!txt2.Value) ), 1, INSTR(MID(Fields!txt2.Value, INSTR(Fields!txt2.Value, "|") + 1, LEN(Fields!txt2.Value) ), "|") - 1) ? Would you show an example of the conditional that needs to be used?

6. The visibility of the textbox should probably use the same logic that the filter uses? Would