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Guys,

I am trying to concatenate the output of various functions into a textbox, but it all comes up in one biiig line. How can I insert break lines in between the variables? I have something like this:

Me.TextBox.text = output1 + output2

And I would like to have something like this:

Me.TextBox.text = output1 + ENTER + output2

Any ideas?

Thanks!

+1  A: 
Me.TextBox.text = output1 & Environment.NewLine & output2

Also use & to concat strings vb.net, + is legacy support

Pondidum
Joel Coehoorn
+5  A: 

The Environment.NewLine read-only variable is what you want to use. There's also vbCrLf, but this is for legacy purposes and not environment-dependant.

Try the following:

Me.TextBox.Text = output1 + Environment.NewLine + output2
Noldorin
A: 

Environment.NewLine is usually the preferred method. It'll produce a carriage return & line feed for Windows systems and a line feed only for Unix systems...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.environment.newline.aspx

Also note that you can use vbCrLf from the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace which will always return a carriage return and line feed together.

Steve Wortham