I have tried the <ALT 0010 but I keep getting 'L' appearing instead of a
'hard carrige return' (which I understand will be invisible).

Please help - it's driving me nuts! (I am using Excel 2003)

pm, try Alt+enter
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"pm" wrote in message
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I have tried the <ALT 0010 but I keep getting 'L' appearing instead of a
'hard carrige return' (which I understand will be invisible).

Please help - it's driving me nuts! (I am using Excel 2003)

Use ALT+ENTER.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


"pm" wrote in message
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I have tried the <ALT 0010 but I keep getting 'L' appearing
instead of a
'hard carrige return' (which I understand will be invisible).

Please help - it's driving me nuts! (I am using Excel 2003)

And in a formula:

=a1&char(10)&b1



pm wrote:

I have tried the <ALT 0010 but I keep getting 'L' appearing instead of a
'hard carrige return' (which I understand will be invisible).

Please help - it's driving me nuts! (I am using Excel 2003)

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Dave Peterson