When I add the print to the .onDrop as you suggested nothing prints when dropping to the first image but on the second image I get the following "providers 1 [<UIItemProvider: 0x281e002a0> {types = ( "public.jpeg" )}]" It looks like for some reason dragging and dropping into the first placeholder does not trigger the .onDrop?

With a break point set within the progressStart func it looks like (where I am not understanding this is I am thinking that this statement (progressIndicator.doubleValue = Double(progress)) would some how update the UI and you can see the progress but it does not). It looks like what it actually does is save all the progress variable settings and then update the UI on termination of the progressStart func.

Thanks for the detailed reply, Bob

Thanks for the reply, I was able to accomplish the wrapping I wanted. However, since I had to specify a rowHeight in the table view to accommodate multiple lines does that mean I can't really have a dynamic rowHeight. That is one row room for 2 lines and the next row 4 lines .etc where the number of lines is based on the cell content? I don't necessarily need to do this but just wanted to see if there was even an option. Thanks