Is there a way to skip to a new line when entering text?
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Original Title: Entering multiple lines in a text
iMac 21.5″, macOS 12.7
Do you mean like this:
use option-return to insert a return within the cell.
Do you mean like this:
use option-return to insert a return within the cell.
> when I tried it within a formula it added 4 blank lines before showing the next line
what do you mean by this?
You can use Option-return within a formula to break the formula into multiple lines. This can often make complex formulas easier to read since our brain logically breaks functions into steps based on the line breaks, e.g.:
which is, for most people, easier to read than:
but I don't see why this would add 4 blank lines to your formula, or the result.
Shift-Return in Messages.
It works fine when entering text into a cell, but when I tried it within a formula it added 4 blank lines before showing the next line. Thanks for the reply but I decided this isn't what I need.
How can I skip to a new line when entering text on iMac when using Numbers app
