I have a text box with variable text in it (specifically, an address and bar
code). The bar code is the last line in the box. I'd like to align the text
from the bottom of the box, so that the extra space that is caused by the
varying lines in the addresses ends up in the top of the box. Can I do that?
How?

Insert a two-row table into the text box. Put the address merge fields in row
1, the barcode in row 2. Set the height of row 1 ("exactly") to place row 2
at the bottom of the text box.
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Ted

Insert a one-cell table in your text box and set the vertical alignment to
Bottom.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Minuteman" wrote in message
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I have a text box with variable text in it (specifically, an address and
bar
code). The bar code is the last line in the box. I'd like to align the
text
from the bottom of the box, so that the extra space that is caused by the
varying lines in the addresses ends up in the top of the box. Can I do
that?
How?