How to put multiple lines of text in one lable in powerapps?

[ikarthik]

Scenario: 
I have a set of data as below, where i need to showcase the report status in a label as comments:
 

Report1	Report2	Report3	COMPLETENESS STATUS	ACCURACY STATUS	TIMELINESS STATUS	AREA	Currency
5	3	2	Not Completed	No	No	USA	USD
3	5	6	Not Completed	No	No	USA	USD

So i have used the below function:

"Completness :" & CountRows(Filter(Source,

Currency="USD",AREA="USA",'COMPLETENESS STATUS'="Not Completed")) & " Report(s) not Completed"

& "Accuracy :" & CountRows(Filter(Source,

Currency="USD",AREA="USA",'ACCURACY STATUS'="No")) & " Report(s) Inaccurate"

"Timeliness :" & CountRows(Filter(Source,

Currency="USD",AREA="USA",'TIMELINESS STATUS'="No")) & " Report(s) not Impacted"

....and the result was like CaptureR.JPG (Snip attached), but i wanted to show the result as Completeness status (Comments) in 1st line, Accuracy Status (Comments) in 2nd line and Timeliness Status (Comments) in 3rd line like Expected.JPG (Snip Attached). 

I know by giving [Space] and by alternating the label size manually I can get the result as expected, but i wanted to show automatically without disturbing the size of label.

Please Help!

@WarrenBelz , @mdevaney , 

 @Pstork1 

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @ikarthik ,

Try this

"Completness :" & 
CountRows(
   Filter(
      Source,
      Currency="USD",
      AREA="USA",
      'COMPLETENESS STATUS'="Not Completed"
   )
) & 
" Report(s) not Completed" & Char(10) & 
"Accuracy :" & 
CountRows(
   Filter(
      Source,
      Currency="USD",
      AREA="USA",
      'ACCURACY STATUS'="No"
   )
) & 
" Report(s) Inaccurate" & Char(10) & 
"Timeliness :" & 
CountRows(
   Filter(
      Source,
      Currency="USD",
      AREA="USA",
      'TIMELINESS STATUS'="No"
   )
) & 
" Report(s) not Impacted"

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[eka24 · Accepted solution]

Use Char(10) Example:

"EEEEEEE RRRRRRRRR"&Char(10)&

"PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN"&

Char(10)&"OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AAAAAAAAAAA"

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[ikarthik]

Wow! It's worked. Appreciate for quick response 😀