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Default Using concatenate to include a line return

CHAR(10) is the symbol for the in-cell Carraige Return.

=A1&CHAR(10)&B1 will return the concatenated values of A1 and B1 in a
single line, separated by a little square symbol. If you then re-format the
cell, Right-click FormatCells AlignmentTab check the WrapText box, then
the in-cell Carraige Returns will take affect and the row will automatically
resize.

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"dan" wrote:

I have a string of text in one cell and another string in a different cell.
I'd like to use the concatenate worksheet function to have them in a single
cell seperate by a line return. This then repeats down the columns.

e.g. A B C (what I'd like)

1 ABC DEF ABC
DEF
2 GHI JKL GHI
JKL

Does anyone know how I can insert a line return "character / symbol" into
the concatenate worksheet function to make this work or alternatively can
anyone suggest another way of doing this???

Thanks in advance all you lovely people....