Export to text and chr(13)||chr(10)

Hi All,
I have report (10g) and one column that formatted by PL/SQL to have multiply rows in it. This achieved by adding chr(13)||chr(10) to the row, so I have multiply rows result on report output.
But when the same report is exported to text file, then chr(13)||chr(10) are ignored and result is one long row instead multi-rows…
Is the way to overcome such result in export?
Thank you.
Edited by: user555411 on Nov 10, 2008 8:02 AM

You can get multiple lines by using repeating frames. That's on the line level.
On the field level, for example, if you have a varchar2 field containing string with 50 characters, but want to display in two lines, you can add a field in report layout that is not long enough for 50 char, but make the length of the box vertically variable in Property Palette. So when there is not enough space to show the whole string, it will go to next line.
You can try this if inserting chr(13) or chr(10) can't do what you want.

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