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New line in textbox of Microsoft rdlc report

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22 Nov 2010CPOL 23.4K   1   4

As an alternate, you could use the VB newline constant vbCrLf, so your expression will look something like= Fields!MyField1.Value + vbCrLf + Fields!MyField2.Value

As an alternate, you could use the VB newline constant vbCrLf, so your expression will look something like

= Fields!MyField1.Value + vbCrLf + Fields!MyField2.Value

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Reason for my vote of 4 I always have wanna to know JackDanyelZ004-Dec-10 23:55 JackDanyelZ00 4-Dec-10 23:55  Reason for my vote of 4 I always have wanna to know That's good to know. All of the other suggestions I've seen... GBenes23-Nov-10 3:16 GBenes 23-Nov-10 3:16  That's good to know. All of the other suggestions I've seen for SSRS show vbCrLf. I guess we can't assume all reports are run on an MS Windows machine. Re: Why wouldn't we assume they are run on Windows? It's Microso... Olga Tabulov28-Mar-11 3:07 Olga Tabulov 28-Mar-11 3:07  Why wouldn't we assume they are run on Windows? It's Microsoft reports afterall... Reason for my vote of 1 Not best practise at all, unlike the... Michael Kingsford Gray22-Nov-10 14:59 Michael Kingsford Gray 22-Nov-10 14:59  Reason for my vote of 1 Not best practise at all, unlike the above.

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