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In one cell, there is a string of names seperated by ";", like "Base
Marketing & Advertising; Base Personal Technologies & Access; Base Media Focus" This cell is merged with several cells to make it a big cell (irrelevant here). I want to see in this cell look not like a string, but look like seperate lines Base Marketing & Advertising Base Personal Technologies & Access Base Media Focus I thought that maybe I should format the cell as wrap text, and replace ";" with hard recturn code CHAR(10), so that the string becomes seperate lines. Is it possible? How do I do it? Is there another way to get what I need? Thanks In Advance. H.Z. |
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