Carriage returns

I'm migrating from Crystal. When I inserted address fields which contained
carriage returns, Crystal seemed to recognise them automatically, putting
the second line beneath the first line, etc. RS doesn't do this - obviously
I have to do something more explicit. Cam anybody help?
ThanksFirst: You need SP1. Second: I've only had success with carriage returns
when there physically was a CRLF pair. With the HTML output, the <BR> tags
are not rendered unless said CRLF pair exist.
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TIM ELLISON
"Microsoft" <mitchellpaul@.blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I'm migrating from Crystal. When I inserted address fields which contained
> carriage returns, Crystal seemed to recognise them automatically, putting
> the second line beneath the first line, etc. RS doesn't do this -
obviously
> I have to do something more explicit. Cam anybody help?
> Thanks
>|||Seem to have got this sorted with an expression:
=replace((Fields!AD_ADDRESS.Value),chr(13),vbcrlf)
Thanks for the help anyway, will get SP1 installed pronto...
"Tim" <TimmyDotNet@.direcway.com> wrote in message
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> First: You need SP1. Second: I've only had success with carriage returns
> when there physically was a CRLF pair. With the HTML output, the <BR>
> tags
> are not rendered unless said CRLF pair exist.
> --
> TIM ELLISON
> "Microsoft" <mitchellpaul@.blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:%23Kkhi714EHA.524@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
>> I'm migrating from Crystal. When I inserted address fields which
>> contained
>> carriage returns, Crystal seemed to recognise them automatically, putting
>> the second line beneath the first line, etc. RS doesn't do this -
> obviously
>> I have to do something more explicit. Cam anybody help?
>> Thanks
>>
>