Hard Carriage Return with Varialbe

I have a VAR with have a value of "Added on VAR(CurrentDate): VAR(Entry_0001)

[End] --- " so it appears in a printable document. The user can add multiple time to the entry field to allow a continuous journal but it looks like the following:

"Added on Thursday, April 07, 2016: 1st note added to the entry field. [end]--- added on Thurdsay, April 07, 2016: 2nd note added to the entry field [end] ---"

This is all good but I would like the remove the "[end] ---" portion, but that's what tells the learner that specific comment was finished. How do I get a hard carriage return to happen so that each entry begins on a new line?

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Discussion (4)

Add \r to the variable:

Added on VAR(CurrentDate): VAR(Entry_0001)\r

Tim

That didn't work for me...do you have any ideas to what's I'm doing incorrectly. Below is my line item:

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Added on VAR(CurrentDate): VAR(Entry_0003)\r [End] ---

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Thanks for your help. I'm trying to use variables more and more and could use any recommendations to learn.

Billi

This didn't work for me...what did I do incorrectly? I put the \r outside the ( ) item, but all it did was show the "\r" as text.

Maybe my use of the term variable was imprecise in this context. I've created a course with a simple commenting feature. Comments a added to a variable that's put into a textfield to be printed:

http://community.trivantis.com/shared-content/breaks-in-variables/

Tim

P.S. I should have added conditions to all actions on the "Save" button:

Only if "Entry_0001" is not empty

and to the actions on the "Print" button

Only if "notes" is not empty.

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