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alt + enter in a formula
Hiya,
I'm trying to join 2 cells of text which I need to repeat for a few thousand lines. I've used the formula: =A1&B2 to join them, but is there any way of making B2 start a new line in the cell? Thanks merry_fay |
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alt + enter in a formula
=A1&CHAR(10)&B2
Your cell format will need to be set to wrap text. HTH, Paul -- "merry_fay" wrote in message ... Hiya, I'm trying to join 2 cells of text which I need to repeat for a few thousand lines. I've used the formula: =A1&B2 to join them, but is there any way of making B2 start a new line in the cell? Thanks merry_fay |
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