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Access Vba Vbcrlf Not Working. Dim sometext as string myarr() = split(sometext, vbcrlf) sample. i pulling my hair on this one. the problem is i am exporting the text from an access db and for some reason it adds a vbcrlf after each record. not sure what i am doing wrong since i thought vbcrlf would create a new line but it is not, neither is newline. using vba, i want to concantenate two strings together, with 2 carriage returns between them, and. The internet search yielded an expression &vbcrlf& for a line. i'm importing data scraped from an old web based database and placing the contents into ms access. i need to add a line break in an expression of a text box. i've moved it to the modules and vba section and approved the post. You can add a new line using vbcrlf or. vbcrlf is a constant, and those cannot be used in a controlsource expression.

using vba, i want to concantenate two strings together, with 2 carriage returns between them, and. i pulling my hair on this one. not sure what i am doing wrong since i thought vbcrlf would create a new line but it is not, neither is newline. vbcrlf is a constant, and those cannot be used in a controlsource expression. i'm importing data scraped from an old web based database and placing the contents into ms access. i need to add a line break in an expression of a text box. i've moved it to the modules and vba section and approved the post. The internet search yielded an expression &vbcrlf& for a line. You can add a new line using vbcrlf or. the problem is i am exporting the text from an access db and for some reason it adds a vbcrlf after each record.

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Access Vba Vbcrlf Not Working the problem is i am exporting the text from an access db and for some reason it adds a vbcrlf after each record. i need to add a line break in an expression of a text box. using vba, i want to concantenate two strings together, with 2 carriage returns between them, and. Dim sometext as string myarr() = split(sometext, vbcrlf) sample. vbcrlf is a constant, and those cannot be used in a controlsource expression. i pulling my hair on this one. the problem is i am exporting the text from an access db and for some reason it adds a vbcrlf after each record. i'm importing data scraped from an old web based database and placing the contents into ms access. i've moved it to the modules and vba section and approved the post. You can add a new line using vbcrlf or. not sure what i am doing wrong since i thought vbcrlf would create a new line but it is not, neither is newline. The internet search yielded an expression &vbcrlf& for a line.