Perhaps between the Cross Reference and the Signal?
Perhaps between the Cross Reference and the Signal?
What if you try to use ALT + 013 (on the number keypad)? 13 is listed as the ASCII code for carriage return.
Evan Stanek wrote:
There is an SPR 1043380 indicating carriage returns/linefeeds became usable in 2018 SP1, but I just tested and when i enter CHAR(10) or CHAR(12) , the formula tester preview does line return, but accepting the formula and looking at the OD arrows, no line return is there. I put the question into SW to see if there's another way.
Hello,
ASCII 12 is a formfeed, I believe.
For Windows. CR & LF are required for a new line, so I think it's Char(10) and Char(13).
Kevin
Well, I tried them all and had no luck, does your OD arrow formula work? Thanks.
So after doing some looking, there is a method, someone at SOLIDWORKS gave me this as a workaround that would involve the following: Edit your Origin Destination Arrow symbol to include a "Cross Reference" attribute, make it a multiple attribute (2 lines for instance). Now in your Project formula manager, go to Cross Reference and set the formula there to be Sheet + Row with a "|" character where you want the line break. The last thing you'd need to adjust is in your Project Manager the text height of the OD arrow to something very very small to hide that info. So .00001 or something like that. See link for video...
There is an SPR 1043380 indicating carriage returns/linefeeds became usable in 2018 SP1, but I just tested and when i enter CHAR(10) or CHAR(12) , the formula tester preview does line return, but accepting the formula and looking at the OD arrows, no line return is there. I put the question into SW to see if there's another way.