I see what you mean, however i am not certain the CSV data is suposed to have /n (new line) in it.
Otherwise, it sort of defeats the purpose of comma delimited values doesn’t it?
Could you explain why you need the text to be expressed in multiple lines? and not do %2 %3 %4 for each line but separate values?
I posted a similar question a few weeks ago which went unanswered. Vertical centering doesnt align variable text to the middle of the area.
Its almost like it needs a checkbox option to allow trimming of the leading or trailing new line characters on merging.
One workaround is to make overlayed variables in a template. So make %0 %1 centered for 2 line labels, and %2 %3 %4 centered for 3 line labels etc. Then edit the csv file to have separate fields for the 2 line text values and separate fields from the 3 line text values. It’s a bit of messing around.
I’m glad it works for you. Sadly that workaround won’t work for me.
In the csv I have +30 lines.
The vertical words are 5 - 25 characters long.
The vertical name is just a part of the csv columns.