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symbol to represent a carriage return
creating a database. need to put address on one line and state and zip on
another but i don't know the symbol or how to get it that looks like a square box which would create a "carriage return" to separate these two entities without adding spaces to send the info to another line. Thank you |
symbol to represent a carriage return
If you're typing the addresses:
Hold down the [alt] key and press the [enter] key. (That will insert a "carriage return" in the cell.) If you're using formulas, use CHAR(10), like in this example: ="Line_1"&CHAR(10)&"Line_2" Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "chronicles_point" wrote: creating a database. need to put address on one line and state and zip on another but i don't know the symbol or how to get it that looks like a square box which would create a "carriage return" to separate these two entities without adding spaces to send the info to another line. Thank you |
symbol to represent a carriage return
You can use alt-enter to force a new line within the cell.
If you see a square box, you can toggle this setting: format|cells|Alignment tab|check Wrap Text This is actually a line-feed character (x0010), not the carriage return (x0013). chronicles_point wrote: creating a database. need to put address on one line and state and zip on another but i don't know the symbol or how to get it that looks like a square box which would create a "carriage return" to separate these two entities without adding spaces to send the info to another line. Thank you -- Dave Peterson |
symbol to represent a carriage return
I would not place all this information in one cell.
Most programs expect address fileds to be in separtate cells. Having said that..........ALT + Enter will create a carriage return in a cell. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 7 Aug 2006 12:26:02 -0700, chronicles_point wrote: creating a database. need to put address on one line and state and zip on another but i don't know the symbol or how to get it that looks like a square box which would create a "carriage return" to separate these two entities without adding spaces to send the info to another line. Thank you |
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