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I'm concatenating values from multiple cells into a single cell and want to
put a line break in between them so as instead of getting e.g. Mary,Tom, Ted they appear as follows within a single cell: Mary Tom Ted I know I can do this manually using CTRL+carriage return but how can I do it within my formula? |
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=A1&CHAR(10)&A2&CHAR(10)&A3
Remember to format the cell to allow word wrap. Are you sure you mean "CTRL+carriage return" and not Alt-Enter? -- David Biddulph "blustripes" wrote in message ... I'm concatenating values from multiple cells into a single cell and want to put a line break in between them so as instead of getting e.g. Mary,Tom, Ted they appear as follows within a single cell: Mary Tom Ted I know I can do this manually using CTRL+carriage return but how can I do it within my formula? |
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Your cell will need to be formatted as Wrap text.
=A1 & CHAR(10) & B1 Regards, Paul -- "blustripes" wrote in message ... I'm concatenating values from multiple cells into a single cell and want to put a line break in between them so as instead of getting e.g. Mary,Tom, Ted they appear as follows within a single cell: Mary Tom Ted I know I can do this manually using CTRL+carriage return but how can I do it within my formula? |
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