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# Balises \[RCAvant] et \[RCAprès]

*Ces options de balise insèrent automatiquement un retour chariot (RC) avant ou après la valeur, mais uniquement si cette valeur n'est pas vide.*

Usage :

Pour insérer un retour chariot (RC) avant ou après une valeur dans une balise, utilisez les options suivantes :

· Retour chariot avant la valeur : <% \[RCAvant] colonne %>. Un RC est ajouté avant la valeur si celle-ci n'est pas vide.

· Retour chariot après la valeur : <% \[RCApres] colonne %>. Un RC est ajouté après la valeur si elle n'est pas vide.

· Retour chariot avant et après la valeur : <% \[RCAvant, RCApres] colonne %>. Des RC sont ajoutés avant et après la valeur si elle n'est pas vide.

Les balises RCAvant et RCApres ajoutent automatiquement l'option "Non Nul" à la balise, ce qui signifie que le retour chariot n'est inséré que si la valeur est non vide.


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