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Can I insert 'carriage/line returns' in text string?
Is there a function or code to enter 'carriage returns' in a text string? I
am using concatenate functions to extract and combine text and field names from a spreadsheet. The final (one cell) text of the row or 'record' is easier to share/confirm with those without access to the spreadsheet since I can then copy/paste the text from the one cell into an email. Currently, I don't know how to force the formatting or if it is possible. Currently the cell looks like: Name: Jim Smith Age: 29 City: New York. I'd like the text to be formatted with line returns like this: Name: Jim Smith Age: 29 City: New York |
Can I insert 'carriage/line returns' in text string?
="Name: Jim Smith"&CHAR(10)&
"Age: 29"&CHAR(10)& "City: New York" -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "DC-Frank" wrote in message ... Is there a function or code to enter 'carriage returns' in a text string? I am using concatenate functions to extract and combine text and field names from a spreadsheet. The final (one cell) text of the row or 'record' is easier to share/confirm with those without access to the spreadsheet since I can then copy/paste the text from the one cell into an email. Currently, I don't know how to force the formatting or if it is possible. Currently the cell looks like: Name: Jim Smith Age: 29 City: New York. I'd like the text to be formatted with line returns like this: Name: Jim Smith Age: 29 City: New York |
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