yes.  Each stub is designed in Crystal Reports, independently.  

yes.  Each stub is designed in Crystal Reports, independently.  

They were in earlier versions, but not in 2023. 

If you select the form in payroll check printing and go to designer you can see what I am talking about.

General tips (I don't do know the PR check form structure):

Preview a check, and use DFDM to review the work table data.  It will not be intuitive, and is structured in a way to be paired with the report, producing the output desired. 

In the report, look in the section suppression formulas, which control which section prints for each line in the work table.  To make significant structural changes, you'll need to fully understand how the section suppression works.  Be sure to consider a batch print of multiple checks (dealing with the new page logic properly).

Thanks.

I'll try this.