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Default Carriage Return in a Concatenation

You could put =CHAR(10) in a helper cell (A1 used here), and use
this.........

=H2&A1&I2&A1&J2&A1&K2
or
=CONCATENATE(H2,A1,I2,A1,J2,A1,K2)

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Chuck, CABGx3




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I have a serveral lines of VB that I need to Concatate, I have them in
seperate columns b/c a few aspects will change. Currently my
Concatenation looks like =H2&I2&J2&K2, I need a carriage return between
&, I can get this result by putting each row colum on a seperate row,
but that is not really feasiable, I know that there has to be a better
way, any suggestions?