Visual basic question =D ?

Question

In a text box ,I enabled Multi line
I want to add data to text box but in sevral lines

like :
text1.text= text1.text & .... & "visual basic"

Hi
visual basic

NOT

Hi visual basic

in the place of ... , I think there is something adding ,some sort of command to tell VB to enter this but in new line

Answer 1

You need to add carriage return (vbcrlf).

Ex:

text1.text = "Hi" & vbcrlf & "visual basic"

Answer 2

Are you going to be displaying this on a webpage? If not, then just concatenate the strings with vbcrlf

String1 & vbcrlf & String2

If you are going to be displaying this on a webpage then you want to make sure that it can be read as HTML when it comes from the database. It would be as follows:

"

Answer 3

Try experimenting with control characters, in particular carriage return (CR) and line feed (LF), chr$(10) and chr$(13) or perhaps vice versa. In many apps those characters will advance a line.