Field size



Hello
I have a subform that is continuous. Theres's a field that is memo and the Key behaviour has 'Enter new line'.
The users will be entering anything up to 3 lines but mostly 1 or 2. I've got the height of the field to show 2 lines which is looking good, viewing 3 takes up too much space and is a waste a lot of the time. .
but what I would like is that if there happens to be 3 lines entered (rather than have the field vertical scrollbar) I'd like the field height to grow to view all 3.
Is that possible?
Thank you


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