Hi Team Glide,
Just letting you know that CHAR(10) doesn’t seem to be converting to a line break when interpreted by Glide.
When CHAR(10) is nested in a formula it shows on the cell as a new line, however does not on Glide.
Not sure if this was by design but hope that helps, great job so far!
Did you try 2 x CHAR(10)?
2x CHAR(10) double line breaks in the cell on sheets, but does nothing within Glide.
I use it all over my apps in the Rich Text component to insert line breaks without a problem.
Thanks for the feedback, nice to know although in my original post this is when you use it nested inside a formula 
Yes, I use it nested in formulas; Rich Text just references the cells containing those formulas. CHAR() is a spreadsheet function, so it has to be outside any quotation marks in your formula.
Is it possible that you are expecting a line break on a Glide element that does not support line breaks? For example, “Details” and “Titles” on inline lists do not support line breaks. So if you have char(10) in your column/cell that is being grabbed by the the Title or Detail field in a Glide list, Glide will simply ignore the break. What you’re trying to do only works on one element currently: RichText. I’m really hoping this will change though… I’m actually using the Title and Details of Inline lists to create a text content feed (like a twitter) and it’s a bummer that you can’t use Markdown or HTML in those elements.
Ah, understood. I didn’t know that Glide didn’t support line breaks.
Seeing as though they support it in a rich text field I’m hopeful it’s not too far on the horizon.
Agreed, it would be nice if the app passed on line breaks, Markdown and HTML- I’m sure the team is working hard.
Like @John_Cabrera and @apertur.co said, you can only do line breaks in rich text components, but another thing to try would be 2 spaces and a CRLF (space, space, alt+enter) in place of the char(10). Or at the very least, try just the CRLF (alt+enter), but I think that might not work. If you are trying to do this outside of a rich text component, then it probably won’t work.
Aww, man. I was so hoping you’d found some clever hack there @Jeff_Hager, because having at least carriage returns on those Title, Detail, and Caption fields would be huge for my app. But alas, it still doesn’t work. 
Thank you Jeff and all, appreciate the attention here.
bump. still the case. no carriage return. need this please. tried tons of spaces but seems they trim multiple spaces to a single space.
Do we have any equivalents of the empty character for this? I guess even so it will be hard to make this case work.
Nothing that I can think of right now.
I could really use this functionality for Title and Details as well!
@ThinhDinh has done it again. Using this CSS, the list element will support line breaks in rich text columns