Display width for report  fields

Hi all
Has anyone determined how to control the display width for fields using the report / report with form wizards ? I am not clear how to define, for example, that a field that seems to get 'wrapped' (thus taking up 2 lines) should be wider, so that it fits on one line, or alternatively that fields much longer than the data values are reduced in length so as to fit more columns within the visible area of the screen ?
Should I do this in the UI Defaults for the table ? Is it down to the report region templates (if so where, how) or ideally is this something I can change when editting the report attributes. (I have tried this and failed).
thanks, Jules.

Jules,
This is a combination of Region Templates, Report Templates, and the data in your reports. Region and Report templates are the best places to do this, but you can force some things... & n b s p ; (without spaces) is a non-breaking space. If you replace your spaces ( replace(column_name, ' ', '& nbsp ;') ) you can force at least some things not to break. You can ensure that certain columns are wider by setting the column headings with  
Name     
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    As soon as field ZZQTY is displayed on ALV, it becomes blank (Space).
    My requirement is to display '0.00' on ALV report.
    What should I do?
    Regards,
    Ronny Hanks

    Hello
    Search for
    LS_FIELDCAT-NO_ZERO = 'X'.
    for this field in programm and comment this.

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