Hello.

What is the ASCII Code of ALT + Intro?

Thanks.

César,

>What is the ASCII Code of ALT + Intro?

What is the "Intro" key? I googled it, but came up empty.

Also, there probably isn't an ASCII code for this key -- ASCII codes are in 
the range of 0 to 127 and extended ASCII 0 to 255 -- but there might be a 
Keyboard Event Code in Xbase++, though some keyboard combinations don't even 
have that.

I recommend using the EventSpy and see what code value it reports.

Andreas

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phone: (989) 723-9927
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On 5/2/2019 4:09 PM, Andreas Gehrs-Pahl wrote:
> César,
> 
>> What is the ASCII Code of ALT + Intro?
> 
> What is the "Intro" key? I googled it, but came up empty.
> 
> Also, there probably isn't an ASCII code for this key -- ASCII codes are in
> the range of 0 to 127 and extended ASCII 0 to 255 -- but there might be a
> Keyboard Event Code in Xbase++, though some keyboard combinations don't even
> have that.
> 
> I recommend using the EventSpy and see what code value it reports.
> 
> Andreas
> 
The only possible reference to it I found is that it may be the "Enter" 
key so...

Perhaps: #define xbeK_ALT_ENTER 327710

Regards... Jonathan

jonathan.leeming@the-family-centre.com
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

It is when inside a cell of Excel is wanted this:

uno
dos

See the excel file attachment.

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César,

>What is the ASCII Code of ALT + Intro?

What is the "Intro" key? I googled it, but came up empty.

Also, there probably isn't an ASCII code for this key -- ASCII codes are in
the range of 0 to 127 and extended ASCII 0 to 255 -- but there might be a
Keyboard Event Code in Xbase++, though some keyboard combinations don't even
have that.

I recommend using the EventSpy and see what code value it reports.

Andreas

Andreas Gehrs-Pahl
Absolute Software, LLC

phone: (989) 723-9927
email: Andreas@AbsoluteSoftwareLLC.com
web:   http://www.AbsoluteSoftwareLLC.com
[F]:   https://www.facebook.com/AbsoluteSoftwareLLC

On 5/3/2019 7:21 AM, César Calvo wrote:
> It is when inside a cell of Excel is wanted this:
> 
> uno
> dos
> 
> See the excel file attachment.
> 
> "Andreas Gehrs-Pahl" escribió en el mensaje de 
> noticias:n3eu2imk04ix$.m73fksfxx6qp$.dlg@40tude.net...
> 
> César,
> 
>> What is the ASCII Code of ALT + Intro?
> 
> What is the "Intro" key? I googled it, but came up empty.
> 
> Also, there probably isn't an ASCII code for this key -- ASCII codes are in
> the range of 0 to 127 and extended ASCII 0 to 255 -- but there might be a
> Keyboard Event Code in Xbase++, though some keyboard combinations don't 
> even
> have that.
> 
> I recommend using the EventSpy and see what code value it reports.
> 
> Andreas
Hi César,

If I understand you correctly it looks like you are trying to determine 
how to split a line within a cell in excel.

oSheet:Range("B2"):Value := "Uno"+CHR(10)+"Dos"

or

oSheet:Cells(2,2):Value := "Uno"+CHR(10)+"Dos"

Is this what you were looking for?

Thanks... Jonathan

jonathan.leeming@the-family-centre.com
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Yes, I have saw was is the question, next oSheet:Cells(2,2):Value := 
"Uno"+CHR(10)+"Dos"


oSheet:Cells(2,2):HorizontalAlignment := xlGeneral

Thanks.

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On 5/3/2019 7:21 AM, César Calvo wrote:
> It is when inside a cell of Excel is wanted this:
>
> uno
> dos
>
> See the excel file attachment.
>
> "Andreas Gehrs-Pahl" escribió en el mensaje de 
> noticias:n3eu2imk04ix$.m73fksfxx6qp$.dlg@40tude.net...
>
> César,
>
>> What is the ASCII Code of ALT + Intro?
>
> What is the "Intro" key? I googled it, but came up empty.
>
> Also, there probably isn't an ASCII code for this key -- ASCII codes are 
> in
> the range of 0 to 127 and extended ASCII 0 to 255 -- but there might be a
> Keyboard Event Code in Xbase++, though some keyboard combinations don't 
> even
> have that.
>
> I recommend using the EventSpy and see what code value it reports.
>
> Andreas
Hi César,

If I understand you correctly it looks like you are trying to determine
how to split a line within a cell in excel.

oSheet:Range("B2"):Value := "Uno"+CHR(10)+"Dos"

or

oSheet:Cells(2,2):Value := "Uno"+CHR(10)+"Dos"

Is this what you were looking for?

Thanks... Jonathan

jonathan.leeming@the-family-centre.com
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada