private void OnBeforePrint(object sender, System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventArgs e)
{
xrDispatchZone.Text = string.Format("{0}:  {1}.  {2}:  {3}",  ("Dispatch Zone"), DetailReport.GetCurrentColumnValue("LT_O_DispatchZone"), ("Client Group (Billing)"), DetailReport.GetCurrentColumnValue("LT_O_ClientGroup"));
}

The one issue that I have is that it is always left aligned even though the label is set to be centre aligned.  Is there any way within that script to add a command to centre the text?

As I don't have a copy of your report template here, I tested this with the label in the Sample Detailed Service Workorder with Grand Total - the label that uses the script to combine city, state and postal code.

I edited the property TextAlignment to MiddleRight, and previewed, and it definitely does it.

I do not have information on how to use text alignment in a script - I would suggest performing a search online for C# text alignment, as it may show examples.

But I would suggest instead checking your label properties, as when I do it in a sample report template that is using a script to combine fields, the property TextAlignment works correctly.

- Joyce

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