Hi, As I indicated in my post, many different factors can impact the output you create. I find it useful to either set the width for the entire report OR set the individual column widths, but not to do both. I am not sure why you are seeing such a dramatic difference in the number of rows per page. I would have expected a few rows difference, but not that many.  Have you looked at TAGSETS.RTF??? Generally vertical measurement issues are not as troublesome with this destination, because with "regular" RTF, Microsoft Word controls page breaking, which is why you have to resort to "fake" page break variables, but with TAGSETS.RTF, the vertical measurement is controlled by SAS. So this might be a useful destination to try.   However, I really think that you need to work with Tech Support on this issue. Because the difference in the number of rows is so dramatic, I would say that someone needs to look at ALL of your data and ALL of your code, including your ODS statements and margin options. You only showed the STYLE template and PROC REPORT, but didn't show your ODS statements or indicate your margin settings -- as you can see in my examples, the margins will make a difference in the number of rows that fit on the page, so will CELLPADDING, so there are other factors that just CELLWIDTH to take into account and Tech Support is best equipped to help you. cynthia ... View more