Hey Yeni!
Its simple, you need to set the width the box as “fill container”.

thanks for reply. i know but it turns back its place when i choose fill:

You should set fill the container in this group or frame and in the rectangles

It did, thank you very much @Gabriel_Brito. This time the trouble was elsewhere. This feature will be a headache for a while. It doesn’t turn out exactly the way I want. The concept of max-width and min-width is a bit confusing.

Edit: I’ve done what I wanted now. It’s essential to plan well.

Hi @Yeni_Medya,

There are two way of doing it with auto-layout :

1 - Wrap layout

Setting the width of “bars” to fill will make them, well, fill the remaining space in the auto-layout without triggering a wrap. To force the element to wrap into a new line give it a minimum width. So when the remaining space is inferior to the minimal width of the element it will go on a “new line” to meet the two condition defining it (minimum length of XXX and fill all the available space). Resulting in what you where looking for

2 - Vertical layout

Maybe there is more element coming to your view later but, as little as I know, it seems that using a vertical layout would solve your problem quiet easier

Hope it helped

Thank you, @Haroll, but what I want is for it to be dynamic. Therefore, I can’t arrange it in a vertical list. However, whatever adjustments I make horizontally should also match vertically. That’s why I wanted to use the wrap method. Thank you so much for your assistance.