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I've had that not work for me on occasion, you may try <br />
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NewLine = Chr(13) + Chr(10)<br />
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then do text1.text = &quot;spoot&quot; &amp;&nbsp;vbNewLine &amp;&nbsp;&quot;spoot2&quot;
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I've had that not work for me on occasion, you may try

NewLine = Chr(13) + Chr(10)

then do text1.text = "spoot" & vbNewLine & "spoot2"

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I'm almost with bobbit31 except that his code is going to make a blank line the first time you use it.<br />
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text1.text = text1.text &amp;&nbsp;&quot;My nth line...&quot; &amp;&nbsp;vbCrLf <br />
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That might be better for you. <br />
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Hope this helps,<br />
Spencer Ruport
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I'm almost with bobbit31 except that his code is going to make a blank line the first time you use it.

text1.text = text1.text & "My nth line..." & vbCrLf

That might be better for you.

Hope this helps,
Spencer Ruport

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i've just become weary of using vbcrlf, it doesnt seem to work in all situations... im sure it'll work for a textbox though
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i've just become weary of using vbcrlf, it doesnt seem to work in all situations... im sure it'll work for a textbox though

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vbCrLf = Chr(13) &amp;&nbsp;Chr(10)
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yeah i know, but for some strange reason, it doesnt always work... thats microsoft for ya eh? hehe
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yeah i know, but for some strange reason, it doesnt always work... thats microsoft for ya eh? hehe

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What is the best and easiest way to insert new lines of text into a multilined textbox. &nbsp;I just need to append text everytime a button is clicked.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Greg 
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What is the best and easiest way to insert new lines of text into a multilined textbox.  I just need to append text everytime a button is clicked.

Thanks
Greg 

Adding text to a multilined Textbox

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