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Posted on by JD-09041325-0

Is there a way to insert a line break in the message of a confirm function?

Based on the various results on Google, I've tried using the following but none work.

Char(10)
Char(13)
"\r"
"\n"
"\r\n"
"<br>"

Confirm("Are you sure you want to Archive this task?"&Char(13)&var_ItemTitle)
 
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Bezanca 550 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hey @JD-09041325-0

I believe the best way to achieve this is to use the 'Title' and 'Subtitle' options:

Heres the code I used for the above:

If(

Confirm(

"Are you sure you want to delete this record?",

{

Title: "Example Title",

Subtitle: "Example SubTitle",

ConfirmButton: "Delete",

CancelButton: "Cancel"

}

),

Remove(YourDataSource, Gallery1.Selected);

Notify("Record deleted.", NotificationType.Success)

)

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11manish 2,126 on at

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The Confirm() function in Power Apps does not support line breaks because it renders a native dialog that ignores formatting characters like Char(10), "\n", or

HTML tags.

If you need multi-line messages, the recommended approach is to create a custom confirmation popup using a container and label, where line breaks using

Char(10) will work correctly or you can follow Bezanca's suggestion as best approach.

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Haque 2,532 on at

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Hi@JD-09041325-0,

In Power Apps, the built-in Confirm function (which shows a simple confirmation dialog) does not support line breaks or multi-line messages. The message parameter is rendered as plain text without interpreting newline characters like Char(10) or Char(13).

If you need to show a multi-line confirmation or message with line breaks, the recommended approach is to create a custom confirmation dialog using a combination of controls (e.g., a Label or Text control inside a Popup or a visible container) where you can format the text freely, including line breaks.

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