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In ASCII chr$(10) is a line feed while chr$(13) is a carriage return,
which yields a similar result. For the full list go
here:http://www.lookuptables.com/
Anthony Hicke wrote:
I've always been curious: is the number in the
parenthesis the size of the carriage return, or something else? For
instance, I have always used Chr$(13), and have never experimented in
changing the number.
Hi Ken,
In your label options in the
drop down box there is an _expression_...option.
A line return is represented by
Chr$(10).
Enter label _expression_ like
this field1 + Chr$(10) + field2 + Chr$(10) + field3
which would result as
field1
field2
field3
Cheers
Paul
Hey
Can anyone tell me how to make labels with multiple lines each
with data from different fields?
Thanks
Ken
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