Add multiline text with Attedit

Hi

I have a template and there are 3 blocks with text 1000, 1001, 1002

With a script, I can change them with attedit to the numbers I want. However, one off them i need to change to:

To sheet

101

just like that, with an enter.

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo -attedit

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo(

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo(

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo(

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo(

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" ECHO 410,291.0

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" ECHO -40,-40,0.0

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo.

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo V

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo C

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo 1002

>> "D:\change_frame\scripts\auto_pag.scr" echo To sheet 101

With this code, it will be all in one line.

What do I have to write instead of "To sheet 101" to have what I want?

Thanks in advance

This is how I understand what you are saying.

Instead of

"To sheet 101"

You want

"To sheet

101"

Is that correct?

What does your .scr do? Is it entering an attribute?

This may not help, but just today I learned that you can add or remove "new line returns" in Microsoft word using "^p". Say you want to turn ; into a new line, just find and replace ";" with "^p". Never tried it in AutoCAD, and I don't have a script ready to test it quickly,

but maybe

"To sheet ^p 101"?

An option when adding attributes is to tick multi line, you may need to redefine the block use Attsync to update. Checked it works 3 lines made 2 etc.

Command: -ATTEDIT
Edit attributes one at a time? [Yes/No] <Y>:
Enter block name specification <*>: aaa
Enter attribute tag specification <*>:
Enter attribute value specification <*>:
Select Attributes:
1 found
Select Attributes:
1 attributes selected.
Enter an option [Value/Position/Height/Angle/Style/Layer/Color/Next] <N>: v
Enter type of value modification [Change/Replace] <R>:
Enter new attribute value: asdf
Enter next line or <done>: wert
Enter next line or <done>:
Enter an option [Value/Position/Height/Angle/Style/Layer/Color/Next] <N>:

word !!

^p return ^t tab 

a smart way
dwg1
dwg2

Replace in word ^p 
open 
now 
open dwg1
open dwg2

^p
zoom E ^p
open dwg1 zoom E
open dwg2 zoom E

mix and match ^p
close y ^p Open

Thx, Bigal.

I can work with "Replace" instead of "Change".

However, I tried using ^p in the Autocad LT, just like YZ said, and didn't worked.

Thank you all