Assuming you are using a static text element with something like: "Subtotal:"

A very easy way would be to add two line breaks to that static element's label, like this (without quotes): "Subtotal:<br><br>"


PS: You could also use "Subtotal:<p>". This will usually cause the browser to give a slightly larger vertical space. (I prefer the double <br>.)

You can also add a second Footer row and fill it with Spacer elements to create a space between the subtotal and the next row of data. I don't have documentation in front of me, but this trick may be in the manual. Adding additional Groups (which is how you get another Footer row) is definitely in the manual. It has certainly been written up elsewhere.

I'm out of town right now, but I can send you some tutorial documents when I get back, if you want.

tcgeo wrote on Dec 24^th, 2008 at 1:44pm:

You're welcome.

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Yes, it is HTML, and it will only work in the HTML type reports. This trick will not work for the "Print Only" type reports, and these codes will be visible in Print Only reports. So, if you are using those, you may want to use Erika's solution instead. (I never use the Print Only type because I like using the HTML tags to tweak the look of my reports. I find it easier than creating additional groups. Just my preference.)

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