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In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in a single segment in TX fields or to repeat the data fields with ~
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
This does not exclude that you will see different ways may them be valid or not
In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in TX fields in a single segment and repeat the segments or to repeat the data fields with ~ .
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
This does not exclude that you will see different ways may they be valid or not
In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in a single segment in TX fields. or to repeat the data fields with ~
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
This does not exclude that you will see different ways may them be valid or not
In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in a single segment in TX fields.
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
This does not exclude that you will see different ways may them be valid or not
In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in a single segment in TX fields or to repeat the data fields with ~
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
This does not exclude that you will see different ways may them be valid or not
In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in a single segment in TX fields.
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
This does not exclude that you will see different ways may them be valid or not
In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in a single segment in TX fields.
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
In formatted text fields FT your number 2 is the valid solution.
A different approach e.g. in reports or observation is to put every line in a single segment in TX fields.
In binary encapsulated data fields ED you have to use the relevant encoding e.g. Hex or Base64.
This does not exclude that you will see different ways may them be valid or not
