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If this question has already been asked somewhere, please let me know,
but... I know that to start a new line in a CSV file you put "\n" in it, but how do you start a new line within a cell? Hopefully this is a dumb and easy question. Thanks. Brian Munz |
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-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message oups.com... If this question has already been asked somewhere, please let me know, but... I know that to start a new line in a CSV file you put "\n" in it, but how do you start a new line within a cell? Hopefully this is a dumb and easy question. Thanks. Brian Munz |
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"ABCD" & chr(10) & "EFGH" or "ABCD" & vbLF & "EFGH" format the cell to wrap text -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message oups.com... If this question has already been asked somewhere, please let me know, but... I know that to start a new line in a CSV file you put "\n" in it, but how do you start a new line within a cell? Hopefully this is a dumb and easy question. Thanks. Brian Munz |
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Start typing, then hold down the Alt key and press <Enter to start a new line.
" wrote: If this question has already been asked somewhere, please let me know, but... I know that to start a new line in a CSV file you put "\n" in it, but how do you start a new line within a cell? Hopefully this is a dumb and easy question. Thanks. Brian Munz |
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