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tristaanogre
10 years agoEsteemed Contributor
Can you describe how you are entering the carriage return into the cell? I've attempted to do so by using ALT-ENTER within a cell and what I get does return a string with multiple lines.
- shankar_r10 years agoCommunity Hero
You are right, I got the value.
If i want to split the value by carriage return(New Line) how can i do that?
- shankar_r10 years agoCommunity Hero
Using Javascript i tire the below options,
1)
mycellvalue.split("\r\n")
2)
var testRE = RegExp("\r\n");
mycellvalue.split(testR)
3)
mycellvalue.split(chr(13);
nothing is working for me..
- tristaanogre10 years agoEsteemed Contributor
I haven't tried it myself, but have you looked into the aqString.Split() method? That is not using native JavaScript but an internal function of TestComplete so it MIGHT work differently.