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You can also use chr(13) in place of vbCrLf
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You can also use chr(13) in place of vbCrLf

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Just a little note...<br />
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vbCr = Chr(13)<br />
vbLf = Chr(10)<br />
vbCrLf = Chr(13) + Chr(10)<br />

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Just a little note...

vbCr = Chr(13)
vbLf = Chr(10)
vbCrLf = Chr(13) + Chr(10)


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Thanks to all for your clear responses and helpful information.<br />
<br />
Lenny
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Thanks to all for your clear responses and helpful information.

Lenny

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I'm looking for a simple way to cause information within cells of an MSFlexGrid to appear on two separate lines? &nbsp;I'm not talking about word wrap here. &nbsp;Rather, I wish the displayed &nbsp;data to be separated at a specific place within the text -- somewhat like one would expect to get with a CRLF.
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I'm looking for a simple way to cause information within cells of an MSFlexGrid to appear on two separate lines?  I'm not talking about word wrap here.  Rather, I wish the displayed  data to be separated at a specific place within the text -- somewhat like one would expect to get with a CRLF.

Multiple text lines with a MSFlexgrid cell

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