chr 13 chr 10

Chr (9) Tab Space Chr (10) NewLine Chr (13) Enter Chr (&CHR) (10) Carriage return line Chr (32) whitespace Chr (34) Double quotes CH R (39) single quotation mark chr!        chr          Chr (#        chr) $        chr ( PNS)%        CHR &       

chr (9) tab Space        Chr (10) NewLine       chr (13) Enter         CHR &CHR (10) Carriage return line        CHR (32) Space        Chr (34) Double quotes        chr (39) Single quotation mark chr!        chr          Chr (#        chr) $     

chr (9) tab Space        Chr (10) Wrap       chr (13) Carriage return         Chr (10) Carriage return line &CHR        Chr (32) Spaces        Chr (34) Double quotes        chr (39) Single quotes chr!        chr          chr (km) #        chr ()

Return result of the CHR function: Return string, which contains the specified characterCodeRelated characters. The CHR ("0") is a string of 0 characters. CHR ("1 ") CHR ("2 ") CHR ("3 ") CHR ("4 ") CHR ("5 ") CHR ("6 ") CHR ("7")

Chr (9) Tab Space Chr (10) NewLine Chr (13) Enter Chr (&CHR) (10) Carriage return line Chr (32) whitespace Chr (34) Double quotes CH R (39) single quotation mark chr!        chr          Chr (#        chr) $        chr ( PNS)%        CHR &       

Character whose CHR (0) is 0 CHR (1) CHR (2) CHR (3) CHR (4) CHR (5) CHR (6) CHR (7) bell rings CHR (8) Return CHR (9) tab (horizontal tab) CHR (10) line feed CHR (11) tab (vertical tab) CHR (12) form feed CHR (13) carriage return CHR (13) & CHR (10)

CHR (0) is a 0 character CHR (1) CHR (2) CHR (3) CHR (4) CHR (5) CHR (6) CHR (7) Bell CHR (8) Back to Grid CHR (9) tab (Horizontal tab) CHR (10) line wrapping CHR tab (Vertical tab) CHR (12) page change CHR (13) Carriage return Chr (a) CHR (10)

CHR (9), CHR (10), CHR (13), CHR (32), CHR (34) All ASCII code tables: [url] http://www.asciitable.com/#/url] CHR (13) is a carriage return CHR (10) is a line break CHR (32) is a space character 9 \ 34 is a tab, not sure? The following are some

Chr (9) Tab Space Chr (10) NewLine Chr (13) Enter Chr (&CHR) (10) Carriage return line Chr (32) whitespace Chr (34) Double quotes CH R (39) single quotation mark chr!        chr          Chr (#        chr) $        chr ( PNS)%        CHR &       

Chr (9), Chr (10), Chr (13), Chr (32), Chr (34)All About ASCII code table: [Url]http://www.asciitable.com/[/url]Chr (13) is a carriage returnCHR (10) is a newline character.Chr (32) is a spaces9\34 is tab, not OK?Here are some of the columns