Vertical lines are tricky. Normally it just requires that the lines end in the correct section.  I normally zoom in on the report to make sure the line ends in the correct section.

You might need to create a second detail section and have the lines end there.  It has worked for me in the past.  Like I said vertical lines are tricky in Crystal Reports.

So,

i´ve created a second etail Section an draw the lines from the first Section to the second.

It was the same effect. On some pages the lines overlaps.

My FiledObject start at top: 30 because there is no top indent for formatting.
And i´m in Germany and we have a lot of ÖÄÜ and if i print the report the colon over the letters are on the bottom line of the last row.

By accident i moved the filedobject of the first column and this starts at top: 0
and the report layout is fine.

That is very tricky.

Is there a solution for a top indent for textformatting?