concatenate & enter (2003 SP3)

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concatenate & enter (2003 SP3)

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Good afternoon

Is it possible, and if so how, to insert a carriage return into a concatenate formula?

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Re: concatenate & enter (2003 SP3)

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Do you mean:
="hello"&char(10)&"Steve"
?
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Re: concatenate & enter (2003 SP3)

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Using it in a formula, I find I need to format the cell E2 to wrap-text, otherwise it looks like the lower example:
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Re: concatenate & enter (2003 SP3)

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Cheers Both

I stupidly tried to put alt10 into the formula
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Re: concatenate & enter (2003 SP3)

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You can insert Alt+Enter into a quoted string in a formula:
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The line break in the string in the formula bar was entered by pressing Alt+Enter.
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