At least on a windows machine, within Excel, I'd say yes.

For Char(13) you would see a square bullet as an unprintable
character, and if you don't have cell wrap on in a cell your
would also see it for Char(10). Alt+Enter gets you an automatic
cell wrap without you having to turn it on in cell, format

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"davidm" wrote in message
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David,

In VBA, I have long fallen into the habit of using the following
interchangeably to move to the next line:

* Chr(10)*
* Chr(13)*
*VbCrLf*
*VbCr*
*VBLf*
*VbNewLine *

Have I taken too much for granted?


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