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How do I insert a hard break (alt enter) in a concatenated string
I'm trying to insert a break at a particular point in text that is combined
using concatenate. The text is being used as column headings and I was hoping to have some consistency in appearance to make the information easier to read. The length of the pieces of combined text are of differing lengths. The column widths are generally the same but do occasionally vary. Any ideas? |
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