Hi Silly-V,
Can you explain a little more about what you said regarding the spreadsheet program? The data I'm importing is from Excel. I do have word wrap enabled for the cel with the bullet points. I've also ensured that the bullets are symbols made with the Alt+NumPad7 as you suggested. When I deselect the cell after making those changes, it fills up the cell with what looks like gibberish. However, when I click on that cell again, the text in the Formula Bar looks correct in that it has multiple lines each starting with a bullet point.
When I attempt to load this data into my Illustrator Data Set, I get an error that reads "The incoming variable library is invalid."
Am I doing something different from what you were trying to tell me?
Yes, what you say is all correct and it should according to latest versions of Excel behavior, put all the nextline stuff into one squished-together line unless you view the formula bar text or expand the row height manually.
Lame, but whatever, at least the functional stuff functions hopefully, right?
So, you may have tried to import this using the native Illustrator CSV import? If so, and you got the error, try the VariableImporter script https://github.com/Silly-V/Adobe-Illustrator/blob/master/Variable%20Importer/VariableImporter.jsx
(go to "Raw" and copy and save the raw text as a .jsx file)
If you still got the error even when using the script, can you please upload your CSV somewhere that you can link and share it on here?