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I have a cell with alignment set to "Wrap Text". If I just enter tex
into this cell, and press Alt-Enter on my keyboard, I can enter carriage return into the cell that results in a line split: This is sample[alt-enter] text What I want to do is make a text *formula* which will include a lin split in it. I've tried using the Char() function in my text formula but Excel shows the characters themselves, instead of acting on them. Here is an example of a formula I've tried: ="This is sample" & char(15) & char(11) & "text" I've tried all three combinations of carriage return, linefeed an carriage return/linefeed combinations, but the formula doesn't resul in a split line. Does anyone know if it's possible to do what I'm trying to do? Thanks for any help. PL -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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