Vlookup with row spacing

D_Spark

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Hello

I have the following formula

=VLOOKUP(C3,N4:T15,3)&VLOOKUP(C3,N4:T15,4)

What I want to achieve it is for the two parts of the Vlookup to be separated by a single line......i.e. and Enter on the key board.

For example, instead of the result being



Hello and welcome to this topic: Item number 1 doing what we can.



it would appear as



Hello and welcome to this topic:

Item number 1 doing what we can.
 

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How about
=VLOOKUP(C3,N4:T15,3)&CHAR(10)&VLOOKUP(C3,N4:T15,4)
 
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