How to allow cell on crystal report to be dynamic content cell height

I understand the issue you're facing in Crystal Reports. Here are a few solutions to help you achieve dynamic content size for cells with too much text, while keeping the text within the borders:

1. Can Grow property: You've already tried checking the "Can Grow" property for the cell, but it's exceeding the borders. To fix this, try setting a maximum number of lines for the cell to grow. Right-click the cell, select "Format", and then set the "Maximum Number of Lines" property. This will prevent the cell from growing indefinitely.
2. Text Interpretation: Change the text interpretation of the field to "HTML" (Right-click the field, select "Format", and then set "Text Interpretation" to "HTML"). This will allow the text to wrap within the cell boundaries. You can also use the 
 tag to insert line breaks in the text.
3. Dynamic Height: Create a formula field that calculates the height of the cell based on the length of the text. Then, use this formula field to set the height of the cell. Here's an example:
   • Create a formula field: Height := Ceiling(Len({YourTextField}) / 50) * 10 (adjust the divisor and multiplier as needed)
   • Right-click the cell, select "Format", and then set "Height" to the formula field
4. Section Formatting: Instead of using a line object as a separator, try using the "Format with Multiple Columns" feature in the Details section. This will allow you to create a table-like structure with dynamic row heights. To do this:
   • Go to the Details section, right-click, and select "Section Expert"
   • In the Section Expert, select the "Format with Multiple Columns" checkbox
   • Set the "Column Width" and "Row Height" properties as needed
5. Nested Tables: If you have a complex layout, consider using nested tables to achieve the desired structure. Create a table within a table, and set the inner table to have dynamic row heights. This will allow the text to wrap within the inner table boundaries.

To ensure the text doesn't exceed the borders, make sure to set the borders for the cell or table correctly. You can also use the "Border" property to set the border style, width, and color.

By implementing one or a combination of these solutions, you should be able to achieve dynamic content size for cells with too much text, while keeping the text within the borders in your Crystal Report.