Calculated Markdown Line Break
From what I see in just normal markdown you add a backslash and a carriage return at the end of the line to create a line break. What I am having trouble with right now is how to do the same when the field is calculated
e.g. I would like the following output
testing
123
When I look at the rendered output for say this
="**testing**" + "123"
The html looks as follows and everything appears on one line which makes sense
<p>
<strong>testing</strong>
" 123"
</p>
Now if I do the following it still appears on one line
="**testing**\ " + "123"
<p>
<strong>testing</strong>
" 123"
</p>
The only thing I have found that comes close to working is adding \n\n but that creates seperate paragaraphs making it look to have a double break
e.g. ="**testing**\n\n" + "123"
<p>
<strong>testing</strong>
</p>
<p>123</p>
What am I missing to just get it on the next when the field is calculated.
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Finally figured it out. Need a slash, two spaces and then a new line
="**Testing**\ \n" + "123"
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="**Testing**\<space><space> \n" + "123"
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