There's a carriage return, and there's a line feed, but there's no such
thing as a line return, AFAIK.
Carriage return is Chr(13), line feed is Chr(10). You usually need to use
both, and in that order.
There's also an intrinsic variable vbCrLf (and, for good measure, vbNewLine)
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