What's the VBA version of "\n" in LISP

[Anonymous]

Hi all.

Should be the easiest q ever.

Thanks
Tore

[Anonymous]

I'm assuming \n is newline as it is in most other
programming languages. The VBA version would be "vbNewLine" or
"vbCrLf"

Tim Riley

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Hi
all.

Should be the easiest q ever.

Thanks
Tore

[Anonymous]

vbLf or Chr(10) = Linefeed character

See help, Visual Basic constants for complete list