Using Char(13) in Concatenate not working

[CMSGuy]

I have an app that will send a notification through email. I am using a Concatenate to put together the string for the body of the email. I want to include returns for new lines and I am trying to use Char(13), however when I receive the email, the text is there as expected, but the carriage returns are not.  This is the concatenate statement.  Thanks for any help and information.

Concatenate("EOD submitted by: ",User().FullName," This is for ",SelectedProject.DAPPPhase," and the tailboard dated ",Text(DateTimeValue(lblTailboardDate.Text),DateTimeFormat.ShortDate),". ",Char(13),Char(13),"Good Catches: ",txtGoodStuff.Text,Char(13),Char(13),"Stop the Job: ",txtBadStuff.Text,Char(13),Char(13),"Lessons Learned: ",txtLearnings.Text)})

[VishalJhaveri]

Use Char(10) for new line.

[CMSGuy]

Thanks. Will try that now.

[VishalJhaveri]

Please mark my answer as solution if it works for you.

[CMSGuy]

I changed Char(13) to Char(10) and still get the same result - 

"EOD submitted by: Brad Allison This is for 23123 Phase #3 and the tailboard dated 4/17/2024. Good Catches: These are some GOOD things that happened Stop the Job: We got LUCKY here Lessons Learned: These are the things we LEARNED"

In this example, I would like to to read:

EOD submitted by: Brad Allison

This is for 23123 Phase #3 and the tailboard dated 4/17/2024.

Good Catches:

These are some GOOD things that happened

Stop the Job:

We got LUCKY here

Lessons Learned:

These are the things we LEARNED

[VishalJhaveri]

Use like this.

[VishalJhaveri]

"EOD submitted by: " & User().FullName 
& Char(10) 
& "This is for " & SelectedProject.DAPPPhase & " and the tailboard dated " & Text(DateTimeValue(lblTailboardDate.Text),DateTimeFormat.ShortDate)
& ". " 
& Char(10) 
& "Good Catches: " & txtGoodStuff.Text
& Char(10) 
& "Stop the Job: " & txtBadStuff.Text
& Char(10) & Char(10) 
& "Lessons Learned: " & txtLearnings.Text

Please try this above code.

[CMSGuy]

Tried his and getting the same result, I am using the Office365Outlook connector.  I wonder if email body has to be in HTML format?

[VishalJhaveri]

Are you using text label?

[CMSGuy]

I am not because it is the body of a SendEmail through the Office365Outlook connector.  But just as a test I did include a text label and yes, it does show properly.