Can anyone tell me a way to insert line breaks within a single cell of an
Excel worksheet? I know how to wrap the text, but this doesn't allow you to
break the line of text in particular places.
Can anyone tell me a way to insert line breaks within a single cell of an
Excel worksheet? I know how to wrap the text, but this doesn't allow you to
break the line of text in particular places.
When typing a cell entry:
Hold down the [Alt] key when you press [Enter].
That will insert a 'hard carriage return' in the cell
Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron
"sawyet5" wrote:
> Can anyone tell me a way to insert line breaks within a single cell of an
> Excel worksheet? I know how to wrap the text, but this doesn't allow you to
> break the line of text in particular places.
Use Alt+Enter to break the text where you want to
"sawyet5" wrote:
> Can anyone tell me a way to insert line breaks within a single cell of an
> Excel worksheet? I know how to wrap the text, but this doesn't allow you to
> break the line of text in particular places.
If you are typing in the cell, use ALT+ENTER to enter a line
break. In a formula, use CHAR(10), e.g.,
="Line One"&CHAR(10)&"Line Two"
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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
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> Can anyone tell me a way to insert line breaks within a single
> cell of an
> Excel worksheet? I know how to wrap the text, but this doesn't
> allow you to
> break the line of text in particular places.
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