E epoh97 via AccessMonster.com Jun 23, 2006 #1 Is there an equivalent to vbCrLf in Access Reports to get a Carriage Return in a field?
A Al Camp Jun 23, 2006 #2 epoh97 When entering long text into a text control, Ctrl-Enter will cause a new line while typing. OR, setting the Enter Key Behavior property for the control to New Line will cause the Enter key, during typing, to force a new line.
epoh97 When entering long text into a text control, Ctrl-Enter will cause a new line while typing. OR, setting the Enter Key Behavior property for the control to New Line will cause the Enter key, during typing, to force a new line.
F fredg Jun 24, 2006 #3 Is there an equivalent to vbCrLf in Access Reports to get a Carriage Return in a field? Click to expand... In a Report? chr(13) & chr(10) As control source of an unbound text control: ="This is line 1." & chr(13) & chr(10) & "This is line 2."
Is there an equivalent to vbCrLf in Access Reports to get a Carriage Return in a field? Click to expand... In a Report? chr(13) & chr(10) As control source of an unbound text control: ="This is line 1." & chr(13) & chr(10) & "This is line 2."
E epoh97 via AccessMonster.com Jun 26, 2006 #4 Thank you FregG that worked and yes that is what I was looking for.
