Charles Huyck wrote:
> Is there a way to use \n or some other keyword to insert carriage returns in
> expression labels automatically, so that you don't have to go back later and
> edit address labels?
Hi Charles.
Yes, there is.
Placing a carriage return, Chr$(10) in the expression will do just that.
For example, String1 + Chr$(10) + String2 will output
String1
String2
For ease, in MB programming I use to define a NL constant like CLS is
defined in mapbasic.def like this
Define NL Chr$(10)
Thus, the example above would read String1 + NL + String2
Maybe someone else can suggest a more elegant method.
HTH Mats.E
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