Inserting a line break into a regular text box is as easy as hitting the Enter key unless you're using an expression, in which case those line breaks are ignored.
If you are using an expression for a text box, concatenate with the following constant to insert a line break:
+ vbCrLf
This results in the insertion of non-printing carriage-return and linefeed characters (basically the equivalent of hitting the Enter key).
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