Tiffany We need more information.
A screen shot or two of what you have in mind would be great. Even if you do a mock up in Word or Excel.
Doesn't have to be fancy just an idea of what you're trying to accomplish.
Of course block out any sensitive info or use dummy info.

Hi Scott! Thanks for your message. I have added a mockup of what I am wanting. I would use this is many situations, but this is an example. The TrainingObjectSF is a single field subform that I want to "wrap" and display into multiple columns and have the list scroll if possible Thanks again for any advice!

Hi Tiffany, that kind of multi-column display can only be done in reports, not in forms.  To do it in a form, you have to create a dummy table and put your data in it, in the arrangement you want.  This can be done in VBA with recordset operations, not terribly difficult, but certainly not something you would normally do.  I did an example below (see picture).  It took me about an hour (just to give you an estimate on how much work is involved in case you take this job to someone and he says, oh, 6 months).  And if you want to do this yourself, you need VBA and recordset skills.

In my example below, a movie has a long list of cast, and I list them in an "across-and-down" format to make the list shorter: