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I have a query expression that looks like this<br />
Everywhere I start a new line I need to force a carriage return line feed because the report is not picking it up.<br />
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What do I need to do to fix this? &nbsp;Thanks<br />
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Expression Below<br />
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UW_Complete_Block: [UW_Name_Block] &amp;&nbsp;&quot;<br />
&quot;&nbsp;&amp; [Underwriter_Address] &amp;&nbsp;&quot;<br />
&quot;&nbsp;&amp; [Underwriter_City] &amp;&nbsp;&quot;, &quot;&nbsp;&amp; [Underwriter_State] &amp;&nbsp;&quot; &nbsp;&quot; &amp;&nbsp;[Underwriter_Zip] &amp;&nbsp;&quot;<br />
&quot;&nbsp;&amp; [UW Phone_Block] &amp;&nbsp;&quot;<br />
&quot;&nbsp;&amp; [UW_EMail_Block]
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I have a query expression that looks like this
Everywhere I start a new line I need to force a carriage return line feed because the report is not picking it up.

What do I need to do to fix this?  Thanks

Expression Below
******
UW_Complete_Block: [UW_Name_Block] & "
" & [Underwriter_Address] & "
" & [Underwriter_City] & ", " & [Underwriter_State] & "  " & [Underwriter_Zip] & "
" & [UW Phone_Block] & "
" & [UW_EMail_Block]

Force carriage return line feeds in an access query

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