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Carriage return during an if statement
Thank you
works great "Sheeloo" wrote: Use CHAR(10) =IF(A1=1,"First Line" & Char(10) & "Second Line","In one line only") You may have to format the cell alignment as "Wrap Text" "kpt" wrote: I have several cells combined and during the IF stament I want to use carriage return to align stuff with in the cell. Any ideas? |
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