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Is there a special character for "ALT+ENTER" for text formulae
Thank you for quick response - problem solved.
Bill "PCLIVE" wrote: The cell still has to be set to wrap text... ="This is a " & CHAR(10) & "test" HTH, Paul -- "Bill sailing" wrote in message ... I can enter in the middle of a text cell "ALT+ENTER" to break to a new line but I want to do this in a cell with a formula. It makes the text readable. So I want to know if there is a unicode or something that can be used to represent "ALT+ENTER" in the formula. This is in Excel 2003. Any help appreciated. |
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