Two Rows each record?

There is no native way to have two lines per record.  

The normal use of QuickBase is to have a report which identifies the record, in your case, basic PT information and a few key fields.  The the user would get more information about the PT by viewing the record where all the fields would be nicely laid out on a form in sections and perhaps using the new colored tabs.

You may be coming from an Excel mindset where the only option was a very wide sheet and the was not concept of viewing a record.

Thanks.  They like to print out the record and have all the information on paper for our morning reviews.  We were using filmaker pro and had a layout that had multiple rows per record so it would all fit on paper in landscape orientation.

The only thing that I can suggest is to build a duplicate set of fields to put two fields to together.

So, for example a field called [Doctor / Nurse] with a formula of 

List("\n",[Doctor],[Nurse])

That will list those two fields separated by a vertical carriage return.

So the formula type for the new field would be what?  Formula - ????

This would be a formula text field.  It's a formula field because it has a formula and the result type is text, so formula text is the type.

This is a text field, so the arguments for the list function must be type text.  If the fields being used are not type text, then they need to be converted to text.

Try this

List("\n",ToText([Admit Date]),ToText(Consult Date]))

Getting closer and thanks for the help!

I fixed it.  So can I add another carriage return in my formula so there will be a space between the two fields list?

What you put in that first set of quote will be the separator. So, if you have a dash they. Separated by a dash. If you have two dashes then two dashes, so sure, you can choose to separate by two carriage returns.

List("\n\n",