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Mailing list formula

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    Mailing list formula

    I am addiny in a mailing list and do not know what formula to add them together, But on sepearate lines.

    When I add A2&B2 I get it all on one line like Company, Address, Zip...

    I want it to come out like :

    Company
    Address
    Zip

    Or is there a better way to add a mailing list to excel...

    SO I know that the mailing labels with fit the right format of the excel file... Confused...

    Please help... Need advice

    Jason
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    Maybe

    =A2&CHAR(10)&B2
    then format the cell > alignment > wrap

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    I tried that. However, It seems to wrap it but only depending on how wide the column is. Is this right? Cause each name is a different ammount of letters. If I am doing this correct.

    What I need tis for every column to be on a seperate line.

    I tried the A2&CHAR(10)&B2 but was unsure what the CHAR(10) stood for. Maybe you can explain... lol... Man am I confused.

    The columns I am using are A, B, C, D let me know what the code would look like if possible...

    Or if anyone knows even how to print the labels when I am done. And which labels do I need to use.

    Please help...

    Thanks in Advance.

    JAson

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    The char(10) mimic's a carriage return

    See example

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    Okay.. I got it.. thanks sop much...

    Now, Does anyone know how to print the labels from here? Do I need to import into another program? or does excel print labels?

    This will be my LAST question... lol

    Thanks in advance,

    Jason

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