You can use Alt+Enter to create multiline formulas in normal formula entry. In addition, the formula bar can be dragged down (or press Ctrl+Shift+U) to be multiline [0]. One drawback is that you can’t use the Tab key for indentation and have to use spaces.
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You can do multiline formulas in the advanced formula environment, but still follows the same syntax as the formula language (with comments). i.e.:
=LET(
)Same with LAMBDAs
You can use Alt+Enter to create multiline formulas in normal formula entry. In addition, the formula bar can be dragged down (or press Ctrl+Shift+U) to be multiline [0]. One drawback is that you can’t use the Tab key for indentation and have to use spaces.
[0] https://www.ablebits.com/office-addins-blog/formula-bar-exce...