That's tidier! Although you're still counting spaces vs spec'ing them.
I don't think I expressed my point terribly well... I think I should have said that I find it unintuitive that it is inconsistent with the indent term for expanding lines. I frequently prepare statements where I want some accounts bundled and others on their own in the same column so in unexpanded form I want them all indented... So let's say I want to see Wages seperately from Benefits, but the Benefits are composed of a variety of accounts, and then I want to see Advertising seperately... here's the coding to get the three lines to have the identical look:

=" "&GLAMT("DESC",$B11)
=GLDESC("All Benefits",3,$B12)
=" "&GLAMT("DESC",$B13)

No problem once you know, but it's awkward mixing the concept of counting spaces between the quotation marks with keying in the number of spaces required!

Thanks for the quick responses!