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Where I'd be looking for answers:
What's the difference between the two variables?
Does the header frame explicitly state a dimension large enough to hold the variable?
Does the header frame extend right across the page or is it only partial page width?
Does the frame include padding, or does ...

I solved this by deleting the offending variable and replacing it with a new one with the exact definition. Now it no longer wraps the last word, and works as expected.

Thanks,

Hrudeep

Both variables appear the same.
The header frame extends right across the page, and there's no such specified dimension.
There's no padding for the frame or the style of the text.
I deleted the variable and added a new one with the exact same definition as before and now it works and no longer ...

The frame is big enough, because when a different variable is inserted instead of the troubling one it gets inserted without wrapping. No, the variable is not in a div.


Hrudeep

This scenario occurs when generating a PDF output.
A variable whose value is 4 words long will wrap after the third word when the variable is inserted in the header frame and place the last word on the next line as a line break. It shows the wrapping when the variable is inserted in the Frame ...