If lines are breaking due to line break (carriage return), a left-angled arrow symbol will appear at the end.
If lines are breaking because of paragraph break then ¶ will appear at the end of the lines. Our tips on MS-Word make your life easier and increase your productivity at work. You should click this button to be able to see what exactly is separating the lines. You can toggle the visibility of this character by clicking a button given on the Home tab in MS Word. In MS-Word, paragraph break is represented by invisible character (¶) which looks like a horizontally flipped P letter. And I wanted this list to become a comma separated list (CSV) so as to use it somewhere else. I was processing a long list of email addresses with one email address per line. Today, while doing a bit of data processing, I was required to remove all the line breaks (carriage return) in an MS-Word document and replace line breaks with a comma. There are several names line break, new line, carriage return, paragraph break etc. There are severl characters that act as line break. We have no capability for inspecting your specific computer setup.When we see two lines of words in an MS Word document, we don’t get to see what is separating them. If none of these methods work, consult with a technical expert in your country or region familiar with the operating system, browser, hardware, software, keyboard, and fonts you are using. Option/Alt 6 is the keyboard pair that gets you this §" (user suggestion) - "confirmed that on MacOS X with US keyboard, the key combo is alt-6" (user suggestion) (6) "On a Macbook air running OSX High Sierra. (5) Although not an ideal solution, you could also try copying and pasting the symbol § from this page into your document and then adjusting the size to fit the rest of your font text. (4) In a Word document you should be able to select the insert tab and then click the symbol tab. (3) Hold down the key and on the numeric keypad press the digits "7" "8" and "9" in that order, then release the key. (2) Hold down the key and on the numeric keypad press the digits "2" and "1" in that order, then release the key.
(1) Hold down the key and on the numeric keypad press the digits "0", "1", "6" and "7" in that order, then release the key. NOTE: For the numbers use the numeric keypad, not the upper keyboard numbers.
Each method appear to work in the systems we've tried, but if one set doesn't work, try the others. There are multiple sequences of keystrokes to try in web pages, HTML, and Microsoft Word.
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