In Message Box i want to display multiple lines of text.
Use Environment.NewLine as newline separator
Hi,
Use vbCrLf to display text in new line.
Regards,
Rahamat
using Environment.NewLine worked, thanks
+vbclrf+ didn’t work for me, had to use Environment.newline.
It worked fine for me. Thanks for the tip.
Both of them are working fine, even in the same line.
name.ToString+vbCrLf+phone.ToString+Environment.NewLine+company.ToString
Name
Phone
Company name
@Fateh - both will work identically in windows. However, it is generally recommended to use Environment.NewLine instead of the vbCrLf (standing for Visual Basic Carriage Return + Line Feed). This is because Environment.NewLine works for all operating systems and applications and is therefore more robust. In my opinion it’s a lot more readable as well
How can we display message in next line with variable?
Its worked… Thanks
it worked thanks…
Awesome! It works.