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I got the word wrap, but didn't know the code for the line feed (nor was I
sure if the concatentate function would support it.) thanks for your help! Thanks! "Luke M" wrote: First, make sure word wrap is enable for the cell, and that the row is tall enough to display all 3 lines. Then, the formula is: =A1&CHAR(10)&A2&CHAR(10)&A3 CHAR(10) is a line feed -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Bethany" wrote: For each row, I have text in 3 columns that I want to concatenate into one cell with a return after each line. Example, given a row with the following... A1 - "This is" A2 - "my" A3 = "sample date" I'm trying to write a concatenate formula so that the contents of each source cell (A1 thru A3) appears on a line by itself, but all within a single cell so the output is: This is my sample data How do I concatenate text with a new line code? |
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