Moving the cell lines in EXCEL

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How to move text on new line in one cell.

Example, i have text :
abcdefg

i want :
abcd
efg

I tryed this.

C#

Range = mySheet.get_Range("C3", "C3");
range.Value2 = string.Concat(cell_value,"\n","/n")

not working

Excuse for bad English

Posted 23-Apr-12 8:34am

Radzhab

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woopsydoozy · Answer 1 · 2012-04-23T08:50:00

Solution 1

If you just want long text to wrap, set the wrap property:

C#

range.WrapText = True;

If you actually have content that you want to force to separate lines of the cell, try inserting a Char(10):

C#

range.Value2 = cell_value1 + (Char)10 + cell_value2;

Posted 23-Apr-12 8:50am

woopsydoozy

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[no name] 23-Apr-12 15:18pm

range.WrapText = True; -- this code is work but string wrap on the end.
http://i42.tinypic.com/34nslfl.png

woopsydoozy 23-Apr-12 15:40pm

OK, from your screenshot, it appears that you want to control where the break occurs. So you have to change the string you write to the Value property, inserting the correct character at the right places. I thought (char)10 should work--maybe you have to set WrapText along with it? Try this:
range.WrapText = True;
range.Value2 = cell_value.Replace(" ",(char)10); //assumes space is your delimiter

[no name] 23-Apr-12 16:01pm

Error 2 Argument "2": the transformation of the type "char" in the "string" can not be

woopsydoozy 23-Apr-12 16:11pm

OK, so cell_value.Replace(" ", ((char)10).ToString());