Ok, duh! I went ahead and let it propagate, then deleted the data in the
even rows. (The space between the actual labels, that is.) Works like a
charm.
I am still puzzled as to why initially the 'Next Record' tags were in
the right places, then after I setup the first label and pressed 'Propagate
Labels', ALL the cells became populated.
Is there a reason for this? Is there a setting to keep a cell from being
populated?
I thought I had come across some predefined template that had blank rows
that worked, but I can't find it now.

"pcantele" wrote:

I created a letter-sized sheet of custom labels with the following label
size: height=0.8, width=1, and vert. pitch=1.6. This creates a table where I
want to print on the first and every other row. In other words, all even row
cells should remain blank. (Just like when you print some name badges; you
have blank cells.)
When I select my data source, which is an Excel sheet with a list of names,
the labels show up with Next Record in the cells you would expect.
So far, so good.
I can insert my fields as normal in the first cell. When I click the
'Propagate' button ALL the cells get filled up with data and "Next
Record"!!!
How do I fix this? Where did I go wrong?
Regards,
Pete